The Center for Health Protection of the Department of Health announced today (28th) that two suspected food poisoning cases broke out at the Italian restaurant Paper Moon in Harbor City, Tsim Sha Tsui, involving six diners. Seeking medical treatment, one person has to be admitted to the hospital, and all are currently in stable condition.
Two suspected food poisoning cases broke out at Paper Moon in Tsim Sha Tsui, involving six diners. All the affected people had eaten dishes such as heart soft and ice cream.
(Paper Moon Facebook photo)
The Center for Health Protection said today (24th) that two suspected food poisoning cases involved six people.
The first case involved two women aged 28 and 35.
They had dinner at the Italian restaurant Paper Moon in Harbor City on November 18. About 22 hours later, they developed symptoms such as abdominal pain, fever, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
Another case involved four women, aged between 4 and 32.
They had dinner at the same restaurant on November 21, and developed similar symptoms about 23 hours and 30 minutes later.
All the affected people ate heart-too-soft and ice-cream dishes. Five of them have sought medical attention and one has to be hospitalized. All are currently in stable condition.
Tsim Sha Tsui Italian restaurant Paper Moon's heart is too soft and ice cream dishes.
(Image of Openrice)
The center appeals to the public to maintain personal, food and environmental hygiene in order to prevent food-borne diseases.
When eating out, you should pay attention to patronizing reliable and licensed restaurants, avoid eating raw seafood, and carefully handle and separate raw and cooked food during cooking, etc.
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