Teach children to spot spoiled food


THE recent glass shard contamination issue in Hulu Selangor and food poisoning incident in Kuala Nerang early this year is a sad reminder of the current food safety situation in our country.

Food vendors are hired to serve our children at school, and their inability to adhere to safe practices constantly put the children in danger of food poisoning.

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