OVER ONE HUNDRED APPAREL WORKERS HOSPITALIZED IN HABARADUWA

Srilive / January 3, 2023 / News

114 apparel workers hospitalized

 

At least 114 workers of an apparel factory in Habaraduwa have been hospitalsed due to a suspected food poisoning.

Police said the workers, both male and female, were admitted to the Imaduwa, Habaraduwa and Ahangama hospitals.

According to hospital sources, most of the workers have been discharged while several workers are still undergoing treatment.

However, several workers are still undergoing treatment at the hospitals. Habaraduwa police is conducting further investigations.

 

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