Bacteria found in noodle sample from laksa eatery


PETALING JAYA: The noodles from the laksa eatery in Baling, Kedah, where two people died of food poisoning, were found to contain bacteria, the Health Ministry said.

In a statement yesterday, it said laboratory tests conducted on the samples found that the causative agent behind the food poisoning was revealed to be Salmonella enterica serovar Weltevrede.

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