Singapore's worst incidences of food poisoning in recent years saw two women died and more than 150 people became ill after eating food from Mr Sheik's stall at the Geylang Serai Temporary Food Market in April 2009.
A coroner's inquiry into the incident in February recorded a verdict of misadventure.
Mr Mohideen is resigned to having his licence suspended. He now spends his days at home in his Eunos flat waiting for the authorities' decision, praying for the best.
In a joint statement of the National Environment Authority (NEA) and the Ministry of Health said investigations into the food poisoning incident had been completed. They said they had found food and environmental hygiene lapses at the stall, and that they would take Mr Allaudin to court.
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Rats to be blamed? They thrive where there's food to consume but we can take steps not to let the rodent, some as big as cats, live with us.
The tragedy has given Indian Rojak a bad name, customers stay away from other Indian Rojak stalls and other rojak sellers' income were badly affected.
3 comments:
That's really sad. Its a horrific thing to happen. I never knew Food poisoning can get that serious. A little bit of care in keeping the place clean would have saved three lives.
Its really bad to see how other stalls are being effected too.
Have a good day...:)
Mr (not) Stupid,
It took quite sometimes before S'poreans indulged into their favourite Indian Rojak again.
Luckily it's not the food that my family fancy.
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