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Health10:14 · Jun 17

Sedative Substances Found in Fruit Purée Product as Health Ministry and Police Probe Continues

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
The story · English

Sedative substances were found in a fruit purée product linked to a poisoning case, according to the report. The Health Ministry and police are continuing their joint investigation into how the materials ended up in the product and whether more children may have been exposed.

The article gives no further details about the brand, the number of affected toddlers, or the circumstances of the incident, but it says the case is being handled as a health and law-enforcement matter. The report was published by News 13, with additional details expected later.

The headline frames the issue as a poisoning incident involving a product marketed to toddlers, and the investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to determine the source and scope of the contamination.

Read the original at Channel 13
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