Mussels in PD contaminated by biotoxins, unsafe for consumption, says Fisheries Dept


PORT DICKSON: Mussels found in waters off the resort town here have been contaminated by dangerous biotoxins and are not safe for consumption, says the Fisheries Department.

The public had also been advised against eating mussels and other bivalves such as lokan and lala harvested here for three weeks till they were certified safe to eat.

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