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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 11:27 am

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Homemade Rice Allegedly Ends With 19 People in the Hospital Following a Walmart Staff Potluck

Blogged by: Grace L.

A workplace meal at a Walmart distribution center in Tennessee turned into a medical emergency after dozens of employees suddenly became ill, leaving 19 people hospitalized and authorities scrambling to determine what went wrong.

The suspected mass food poisoning incident unfolded on October 8 at a Walmart facility in Lebanon, Tennessee, approximately 30 miles east of Nashville. What initially appeared to be an isolated medical emergency quickly escalated as more employees reported symptoms, prompting a large emergency response.
According to WKRN News 2, Wilson County Emergency Management Agency responders arrived after receiving a report about a female employee experiencing possible foodborne illness symptoms. As additional workers began reporting similar problems, emergency personnel requested backup.

Officials initially received information suggesting that 80 or more people could be affected. However, emergency responders ultimately assessed approximately 25 to 30 individuals at the facility, transporting 19 to area hospitals.

Emergency medical teams from Wilson County, Mt. Juliet, and Rutherford County assisted with the response.

Newly released 911 recordings revealed just how quickly the situation intensified.

According to NewsChannel 5, one caller described an employee vomiting in a restroom and experiencing significant fatigue. During another call, someone at the facility reported that at least four workers were “very ill,” while the number of affected employees continued climbing.

Investigators are now examining whether food served during a workplace potluck caused the illnesses.

One particularly concerning detail emerged when a caller suggested the symptoms might be connected to “homemade rice that was brought into the facility.”

However, health officials have not confirmed that the rice caused the illnesses. No particular food, pathogen, or source of contamination has been identified as of yet. Still, the caller identifying the rice has led to speculation.