A Hepatitis A case in a Burlington restaurant worker has led to a public health alert for visitors Oct. 23–Nov. 1.

A Hepatitis A case in a food handler at Burlington’s Charcoal Pit restaurant has prompted a public health alert for patrons and staff who visited between October 23 and November 1. Symptoms like fever, fatigue, nausea, and jaundice may appear 15 to 50 days after exposure. Though the risk is low, health officials advise monitoring for symptoms, especially for older adults and those with liver conditions, and recommend vaccination. The restaurant remains open and compliant with health standards.