Hmm... wonder how would the gahmen deal with that store...
Hard to say; they're investigating as we speak.
If the stall owner is found guilty, I guess the stall owner
would be fined to kingdom come and have his licence revoked. Not to
mention the relatives of the victims (especially the dead woman's
relatives) can sue him if he or his workers were really found to be
negligent.
I'm thinking that it was most probably the gravy that was the
cause. It could have been left overnight without refrigeration or
reheating. Besides, the rojak pieces are normally deep-fried just
before serving..... I seriously doubt that they're the source of
bacteria.
That said, I'm no CSI. Let's wait and see what the investigation
turns up.
Whatever the case, this is in many ways much worse than the
Prima Deli saga.
