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Epidemiologist Dr. Troy Gepte said the DOH’s Regional Epidemiology Surveillance Unit found Nasrudin Salem and his wife, Fatima, to be suffering from diarrhea secondary to amoebiasis.


"We coordinated with our people in the field. They found out that the patients ate contaminated cassava. They were actually suffering from amoebiasis," he said.


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                    [Title] => Cotabato cassava poisoning being verified
                    [Summary] => The Department of Health (DOH) said yesterday it is still verifying reports of another case involving cassava poisoning, this time in Cotabato City.


"It is still unvalidated. We’ll have it checked out," Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit said. He did not elaborate.


Earlier reports said Nasrudin Salem and his wife, Fatima, were rushed to the Cotabato Regional Medical Center last Saturday when they started writhing in pain and vomiting after eating boiled cassava tubers.


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                    [Title] => Cassava downs Cotabato couple
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Only days after more than a hundred schoolchildren in Bohol island were poisoned by cassava sweets, a Muslim couple here were rushed to the hospital yesterday after eating boiled cassava tubers.


Doctors at the Cotabato Regional Medical Center confirmed that Nasrudin Salem and his wife, Fatima, both showed signs of food poisoning and were undergoing laboratory examinations yesterday to determine the best treatment for them.


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                    [Title] => Mag-asawang Muslim, na-ospital sa cassava
                    [Summary] => Cotabato City – Makaraang magpakita ng palatandaan ng pagkalason at panghihina, isinugod sa isang ospital ang mag-asawang Muslim na sinasabing nakakain ng nilagang kamoteng kahoy.


Ayon sa mga doktor ng  Cotabato Regional and Medical Center (CRMC) kumpirmadong nalason ang mag-asawang  Fatima at Nasrudin Salem at kasalukuyang  inoobserbahan.


Batay sa pahayag ng mga biktima, galing sa kanilang kapitbahay ang cassava at kanilang nilaga. Subalit matapos ang ilang minutong pagkain nito ay nakaramdam na sila ng pagsakit ng tiyan at pagsusuka.


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"It is still unvalidated. We’ll have it checked out," Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit said. He did not elaborate.


Earlier reports said Nasrudin Salem and his wife, Fatima, were rushed to the Cotabato Regional Medical Center last Saturday when they started writhing in pain and vomiting after eating boiled cassava tubers.


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                    [Title] => Mag-asawang Muslim, na-ospital sa cassava
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‘Amoebiasis, not cassava poisoning’

By Sheila Crisostomo | March 16, 2005 - 12:00am

The Department of Health (DOH) ruled out cassava poisoning as the cause of the hospitalization of a Muslim couple in Cotabato City over the weekend. Epidemiologist Dr. Troy Gepte said the DOH’s Regional Epidemiology...

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Cotabato cassava poisoning being verified

By Sheila Crisostomo | March 14, 2005 - 12:00am

The Department of Health (DOH) said yesterday it is still verifying reports of another case involving cassava poisoning, this time in Cotabato City. "It is still unvalidated. We’ll have it checked out,"...

Headlines

Cassava downs Cotabato couple

By John Unson | March 13, 2005 - 12:00am

COTABATO CITY — Only days after more than a hundred schoolchildren in Bohol island were poisoned by cassava sweets, a Muslim couple here were rushed to the hospital yesterday after eating boiled cassava tubers. Doctors...

Headlines

Mag-asawang Muslim, na-ospital sa cassava

March 13, 2005 - 12:00am

Cotabato City – Makaraang magpakita ng palatandaan ng pagkalason at panghihina, isinugod sa isang ospital ang mag-asawang Muslim na sinasabing nakakain ng nilagang kamoteng kahoy. Ayon sa mga doktor ng Cotabato...

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