Negri Sembilan Fisheries Department conducted a second sampling of mussels and shellfish in Port Dickson waters, following the biotoxin readings exceeding the safe level detected in the first sample. Kasim (left) said laboratory test results last week found the biotoxin readings to be over 800 parts per billion (ppb), making the seafood unsafe to eat as it could cause health problems. – BERNAMApic
PORT DICKSON: Fish, prawns and squid in the waters of Port Dickson remain safe for consumption, says Negri Sembilan Fisheries Department.
Its director, Kasim Tawe, said marine life such as fish and prawns are safe to eat as these species look for their own food unlike the majority of cockles and mussels that are bred.
