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Baku/10.07.21/Turan: 34 people, including 11 children, were poisoned at the wedding reception in Ranjbar village of Agjabadi region on July 9.
They were diagnosed with food intoxication at the Agjabadi сentral regional hospital, the Territorial Medical Units Management Association (TMU) said.
Thirty-three patients were sent for outpatient treatment after being treated. The condition of another patient is moderate and he remains in hospital.
The fact is being investigated by the Food Safety Agency.
According to preliminary data, the poisoning was caused by the consumption of food prepared under domestic conditions, the agency said.
Investigation is ongoing and the public will be provided with detailed information about the results. -06В-
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