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Port Dickson, Melaka mussels still unsafe to eat, says Fisheries Dept

Lab tests continue to detect excessive biotoxin levels in the shellfish, says director-general

Contaminated mussels: N. Sembilan govt to study impact on fishermen, entrepreneurs

The Negri Sembilan government will study the impact of the biotoxin contamination case on the mussel farming industry in Port Dickson before taking appropriate measures to help affected fishermen and entrepreneurs.

Fisheries Dept bans eating mussels in Melaka amid food poisoning scare

Effective immediately, the Fisheries Department has prohibited the public in Melaka from consuming bivalves until biotoxin readings reach permissible levels and mussels are confirmed safe for consumption

Port Dickson food poisoning: eat mussels, clams with caution, say experts

This after slew of cases involving bivalve consumption in seaside town

Food poisoning in Port Dickson hasn’t hit mussel sales, say market vendors

Mussel sales remain unaffected despite the recent food poisoning cluster in Port Dickson, said seafood sellers in local wet markets

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