Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's total of 25 people suffered poisoning after eating nasi lemak and martabak purchased from a night market.
Tragically, this poisoning incident killed a 7-year-old daughter.
The little girl named Fakhira Barisya Zainal Abidin, he and his father and mother were both suffering from symptoms of poisoning after eating nasi lemak. The father, Zainal Abidin (35), who is a lecturer at the Mara College, bought nasi lemak from a kiosk on March 31.
"When he was about to wake Fakhira Barisya on 2 April morning, he had passed away," said one of their relatives, Mohammed Fadzir Moktar (27),
Until now, both parents Fakhira still undergoing treatment at the Hospital Son in Batu Pahat. While most of the poisoning victims were treated at Tangkak Hospital.
This case, the Ministry of Health Malaysia has revoked the license of the owner of trade stalls selling nasi lemak is. Parties Affairs Committee on Development of Women, Family, Health, and Community and its local authorities still do a thorough investigation to find out the cause of this poisoning.
The little girl named Fakhira Barisya Zainal Abidin, he and his father and mother were both suffering from symptoms of poisoning after eating nasi lemak. The father, Zainal Abidin (35), who is a lecturer at the Mara College, bought nasi lemak from a kiosk on March 31.
"When he was about to wake Fakhira Barisya on 2 April morning, he had passed away," said one of their relatives, Mohammed Fadzir Moktar (27),
Until now, both parents Fakhira still undergoing treatment at the Hospital Son in Batu Pahat. While most of the poisoning victims were treated at Tangkak Hospital.
This case, the Ministry of Health Malaysia has revoked the license of the owner of trade stalls selling nasi lemak is. Parties Affairs Committee on Development of Women, Family, Health, and Community and its local authorities still do a thorough investigation to find out the cause of this poisoning.
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