The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed a total of 474 cases across three Salmonella Enteritidis clusters under investigation in England, with two deaths linked to the outbreaks. The latest update, published on 27 August, said investigations by the UKHSA, Food Standards Agency (FSA) and other public health partners indicate that the outbreaks may be linked to eggs imported into the UK from abroad. The largest cluster, involving strain t5.9411, has recorded 259 confirmed cases and one death as of 25 August. A further 38 cases and one death have been linked to the t5.9765 cluster, while the t0.24068…