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IT was the talk of the town. More than one town, in fact. And it resembles the tail of a rat. Hence, its name lo shi fun in Cantonese, which translates literally to “rat noodles”. Three decades ago, several towns in Perak were gripped by anxiety over a series of food poisoning that involved the noodles. It eventually claimed the lives of 13 children and an elderly woman in October 1988. A post-mortem indicated that their livers were damaged. “Most of us dared not eat lo shi fun for a while, ” recalled former teacher Winnie Low, who is based in Ipoh. There was no social media circulating fake news back then but rumours were aplenty about the case.

City ofUnited kingdomAjit singhSarjit kaurInstitute of medical researchHealth ministryChemistry departmentWinnie lowChoong sow linSunday starMedical researchHospital ipohநகரம் ஆஃப்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்ஜித் சிங்சர்ஜித் காயார்