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| Oct 11, 2008 | |
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Death by jelly
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| By Debbie Yong | |
CALL them the killer jellies. Popular bite-sized cup jellies known as konnyaku or konjac have caused the deaths of 17 people in Japan, mostly young children and elderly people, since 1995. The most recent victim was a 21-month-old Japanese boy. He died in July after eating a frozen jelly under the Konnyaku Batake brand. It had been given to him as a snack by his grandmother. Read Debbie Yong's full story in tomorrow's edition of The Sunday Times. | |
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