Health Ministry Fails to Test Tainted Baby Food After Hospitalizations

Police report that Israel's Health Ministry did not request testing of Prinok baby food for suspicious substances after two toddlers were hospitalized in May due to contamination.

18 Jun, 18:28 — 18 Jun, 18:28

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Health Ministry failed to test baby food after toddlers hospitalized in May, police say - report

In early May, two young girls were hospitalized after consuming tainted Prinok baby food, but the Health Ministry failed to request that police test the product for any suspicious substances.

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Health Ministry Fails to Test Tainted Baby Food After Hospitalizations

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Health Ministry failed to test baby food after toddlers hospitalized in May, police say - report

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