Sandakan food poisoning: Cheese tarts suspected vector in case that led to child's death


KOTA KINABALU: A Year 4 pupil who died of suspected food poisoning in Sandakan was believed to have consumed cheese tarts, according to Dr Asits Sanna.

The Sabah health director stated that the father had bought the cheese tarts from a shop and brought them home, where the 10-year-old son and his wife ate them on July 23.

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