Children in three more PAP Community Foundation Sparkletots pre-schools are reported to have been affected by food poisoning, the Ministry of Health said yesterday.
MOH also announced that, as of 4pm on Wednesday, the number of reported cases had risen to 184, up from 109 previously.A PCF spokesman said that the new cases displaying symptoms of food poisoning were at the Sparkletots centres at Sengkang Central Blocks 208 and 262A, and at Punggol North. The 109 cases reported earlier on Wednesday were at four PCF Sparkletots pre-schools at Blocks 210, 270, 290A and 298B in Sengkang Central.
The PCF spokesman said they are in close contact with affected parents and are monitoring the children's condition.
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