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Over 300 hospitalized

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By Prasanna Padmasiri


Over 300 workers of a garment factory in Mahiyanganaya who had consumed food last evening have been hospitalized with suspected food poisoning. Health authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.

Police said the 303 workers of the garment factory in the Mahiyangana town had developed vomiting and faint from the previous night. It is believed that the fish curry or herbs served with the midday meal caused the illness.

However, the Health Officers and Mahinyangana police conducting inquiries into the incident said the cause of illness could be established only after testing the food and water samples collected by them. (Daily Mirror online)





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-0+1 # Guest 2010-04-01 11:14
health authorities take actions too late.. they have to go inspection in every area regarding the food is prepared clean or not...this is a serious matter...this is happening everyday...people get sick of this......Health authorities they have to do something soon regarding this serious matter...before some one die's
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-0+1 # Guest 2010-04-01 12:08
How much time it’s happened in this country, Health authority has to check all the restaurants regularly. We do not respect human health and quality. Do we have food controller in our country? State television has to launch a program that how to eat healthy in modern world. We do all know politicians taking care well to their family. But please thing very little to public.
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-2+5 # Guest 2010-04-01 12:09
Imagine the plight of these workers, Even the GSP plus is withdrawn I dread to think what would become of them.
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-1+3 # Guest 2010-04-01 12:29
Sorry, minister is very busy campaigning somewhere in the same area these days. Sometimes ,he may visit the hospital to deliver a speech.
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-2+6 # Guest 2010-04-01 12:34
Without GSP Plus 1000's of workers of garment factories will have to get hospitalized !
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-2+4 # Guest 2010-04-01 13:46
I feel that this is also an international conspiracy.
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-0+1 # Guest 2010-04-01 17:01
Ha Ha!! So true Roshan.Thats all they know to say. International conspiracy or jealousy!!
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-2+0 # Guest 2010-04-01 16:32
Why don't the workers bring their own food like old days. Wonder why certain comments bringing up GSP plus when this is has to do with the unhealthy food. Same thing took place in school canteens too.
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-0+1 # Guest 2010-04-02 00:23
This is happening too often now. The hot weather, apparently, spoils the meals by 5 p.m., so fresh ones ought to be prepared.
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