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Man hospitalised after eating sashimi; NEA says eatery has no food hygiene lapses
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Thursday, Jan 07, 2016
AsiaOne
The National Environment Agency (NEA) said on Thursday (Jan 7) that it has conducted an investigation after a man claimed that he was hospitalised from eating sashimi at a local sushi outlet.
In a Facebook post on Dec 30 last year, user Randall Heng warned his family and friends against eating raw food.
He said that he consumed about 20 slices of sashimi at Sushi Express located at Seletar Mall.
Mr Heng later suffered a fever that "edged over 40 degrees" which also caused him to "shiver until (his) lips turned purple."
A photo of a hand connected to an intravenous drip accompanied the Facebook post.
In addition, the man noted that some of the sashimi slices had "traces of blood on them" and that he placed them back onto the conveyor belt.
The Straits Times reported that NEA conducted an inspection of the food outlet's premises on Jan 2 and found no food hygiene lapses.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said that Mr Heng has been discharged from the hospital and that his illness was not linked to a Group B Streptococcus (GBS) infection.
In the wake of a spike of GBS infections in the country last year, NEA and MOH imposed a ban on ready-to-eat raw fish dishes prepared using freshwater fish in December.
There were 360 cases of the bacterial infection which killed three people and caused several others to lose part of their limbs. A man also fell into a coma after contracting meningitis triggered by the infection.
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http://yourhealth.asiaone.com/conten...hygiene-lapses (http://yourhealth.asiaone.com/content/man-hospitalised-after-eating-sashimi-nea-says-eatery-has-no-food-hygiene-lapses)
Man hospitalised after eating sashimi; NEA says eatery has no food hygiene lapses
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Thursday, Jan 07, 2016
AsiaOne
The National Environment Agency (NEA) said on Thursday (Jan 7) that it has conducted an investigation after a man claimed that he was hospitalised from eating sashimi at a local sushi outlet.
In a Facebook post on Dec 30 last year, user Randall Heng warned his family and friends against eating raw food.
He said that he consumed about 20 slices of sashimi at Sushi Express located at Seletar Mall.
Mr Heng later suffered a fever that "edged over 40 degrees" which also caused him to "shiver until (his) lips turned purple."
A photo of a hand connected to an intravenous drip accompanied the Facebook post.
In addition, the man noted that some of the sashimi slices had "traces of blood on them" and that he placed them back onto the conveyor belt.
The Straits Times reported that NEA conducted an inspection of the food outlet's premises on Jan 2 and found no food hygiene lapses.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said that Mr Heng has been discharged from the hospital and that his illness was not linked to a Group B Streptococcus (GBS) infection.
In the wake of a spike of GBS infections in the country last year, NEA and MOH imposed a ban on ready-to-eat raw fish dishes prepared using freshwater fish in December.
There were 360 cases of the bacterial infection which killed three people and caused several others to lose part of their limbs. A man also fell into a coma after contracting meningitis triggered by the infection.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://sammyboy.com/showthread.php?223079-SG51-Japanese-food-Sashimi-also-Raw-Fish-Hospitalization&goto=newpost).