Israel's Health Ministry has opened an epidemiological investigation and launched supervisory inspections after two children were hospitalized following consumption of "Prinok" brand baby fruit puree purchased at branches of the "Zol VeGadol" discount chain. The ministry says a possible link to the product is being examined urgently.
The Health Ministry announced Monday that two children were hospitalized after eating "Prinok" brand baby fruit puree bought at "Zol VeGadol" stores. Upon receiving the report, the ministry launched an epidemiological investigation and immediate oversight and control measures. The possible connection to the product is being urgently examined. No further details about the children's condition or the specific batch have been released. This is a separate incident from an earlier case in Jerusalem involving four children who collapsed and were hospitalized after suspected hazardous material exposure, which The Zioneer reported on June 11.
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