Taipei city fines restaurant following deadly food poisoning outbreak

The company that runs the Malaysian restaurant chain Polam Kopitiam implicated in a fatal food poisoning outbreak in Taipei, has been fined NT$2.5 million (US$78,200) for inadequate risk control and management operations, the Taipei City government said Friday.

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