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Food Poisoning

Sharvin Subramaniam, Malaysian Association of Standards Users

04-Apr-16 16:00

Food Poisoning

Cashier who ate 'kuih' has died; weed killer found in the Batu Gajah food poisoning case. Education Ministry suspends food supplier in glass shard noodles causing the hospitalisation of seven school children. These are just two cases of food poisoning reported in March. Sharvin Subramaniam of Standards Users explains how everyone – even children – can spot spoiled food. 


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