PD residents advised not to eat mussels, bivalves for now after food poisoning cases


PORT DICKSON: The public here have been advised against consuming mussels and other bivalves for now following several food poisoning cases believed to be linked to its consumption.

In making the call, the Telok Kemang fishermen's association also urged fishermen and producers to temporarily cease harvesting the bivalves from the sea here.

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