More than 70 people remain hospitalised for Terengganu food poisoning


BESUT: Thirty-eight of 114 people who had been warded for food poisoning at the Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital after allegedly eating food from a night market last week were discharged on Thursday.

Terengganu Women, Family and Community Development Committee chairman Muhammad Pehimi Yusoff said 76 people, comprising 44 adults and 32 children, were still warded at the hospital and were in stable condition. 

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