Complaint casebook Food poisoning due to narcissus bulbs

Novir was collected in a nearby field, and five families ate it as "nuta" and "miso soup", etc., and four families complained of vomiting and headache symptoms, and were transported to the hospital by ambulance .

When I appraisal the wildflowers I brought in, it was all "Nobiru", but the "Nuta" that was cooked contained bulbs other than Nobiru.
After checking the collection status of wildflowers, it was found that the person had forgotten the "narcissus" he received during the lunch break on the day, so he had together with Novil.

"Daffodil bulbs" are mistakenly eaten as "Nobiru bulbs".

Food complaint handling casebook Edited by the National Food Sanitation Monitoring Council

Published on March 8, 2007