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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Public health inspectors have closed a longtime Boise restaurant after experiencing a sewage backup.
The Idaho Statesman (http://bit.ly/1JFjzC0 ) reports that Siam Thai restaurant has had its restaurant's license temporarily suspended by the Central District Health Department.
According to the health department, a clogged grease trap triggered the backup which resulted in sewage spilling into the alley. Inspectors also found an improperly functioning toilet and a pest control problem.
Siam Thai restaurant has been operating in Boise since the 1970s, but it has moved in different locations.
A sign on Siam's restaurant door says it's closed. Tables, chairs and other equipment have been removed.
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