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Questioning of Supermarket Chain Staff Yields No Breakthrough in Baby Food Poisoning Probe
Police questioned two managers and a security officer from Zol U’Vigdol over the poisoned baby-food case, but they denied involvement and offered no useful information. Investigators say the imported product passed through many hands, and the inquiry is expected to be lengthy and difficult.
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What happened
- 01Three Zol U’Vigdol staffers were questioned on Thursday over the poisoned baby-food case.
- 02They denied involvement and said they did not know how sedatives reached the jars.
- 03Police are examining store security footage, but it covers only limited cameras and a long period.
- 04Investigators say the imported product’s long supply chain leaves many possible suspects.
- 05Officials expect the probe to continue for a long time and face major obstacles.
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