UPDATE (6 Apr, 12.30pm): SFA said they are aware of the incident. Investigations are ongoing.
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The last thing anyone wants to see after tucking into their food is a surprise extra ‘ingredient’.
On Sunday (4 Apr), a customer called Azlan made an order from a Sengkang seafood stall via GrabFood for his family.
But just as they were almost done with their food, they found a small frog hidden at the bottom of their kailan dish.
Since then, he and his wife has been suffering from diarrhoea and vomiting.
Azlan has lodged a complaint with Grab, National Environmental Agency (NEA), as well as Singapore Food Agency (SFA).
Speaking to MS News, Azlan said he ordered dinner from a seafood eatery in Sengkang on Sunday (4 Apr) evening.
When the food arrived at around 6.15pm, his family started eating.
However, when they were almost done with the kailan dish, they got a rude shock.
There, sitting at the bottom of their takeaway box was a small frog.
Disgusted by the discovery, Azlan said the family “vomited their food out”.
After last night’s dinner, Azlan told MS News that he and his wife are now down with symptoms of food poisoning, such as vomiting and diarrhoea.
They visited the doctor on Monday (5 Apr) morning and were both given medicine and 2-day MC.
Traumatised, he said this was his first time ordering from the eatery in Sengkang, and it will also be his last.
Azlan promptly lodged a complaint with NEA, SFA, and Grab.
He said Grab has already given him a full refund for his order, which amounted to $44.40.
We’ve reached out to Grab and SFA for comment, and will update the article when they get back.
It’s quite concerning that a small frog had somehow made its way into a dish served to customers at an eatery.
Hopefully, SFA will promptly get to the bottom of the incident to ensure that something like this doesn’t happen again.
After all, food hygiene – and basic hygiene in general – are of paramount importance, especially with an ongoing pandemic.
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Featured image courtesy of Azlan.
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