Singapore hit by second mass food poisoning in two weeks
Singapore - Singapore was hit by the second outbreak of mass food-poisoning case in two weeks, as a dozen people fell ill after eating the same food, local media reported Sunday. The Health Ministry said it was notified Saturday of 12 cases, all stemming from soup eaten at a restaurant the night before, Channel News Asia said.
Authorities had closed a market where some food stall were been being investigated after two women died last week from eating the food, and another lost her 2-month old foetus the previous week. More than 150 people were reported to have fallen ill at the market. (dpa)
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