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For some Malaysians, the forbidden fugu is a delicacy

By JUNAID IBRAHIM

PETALING JAYA: Numbness in the face and mouth as well as difficulties in breathing are among the effects of consuming deadly toxins from puffer fish.

Until today, there is no anti-toxin that could treat poisoning caused by puffer fish, experts say.

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