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Shocking truth about curries that can kill
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IT WAS meant to be just another relaxing night out for a group of
medical students: a curry and a few drinks with friends following the
stresses and strains of the week.
But one of the aspiring young doctors herself became a patient,
and almost died within seconds of tasting her favourite curry dish at
an Aberdeen restaurant. A few weeks later, another young female
medical student collapsed and needed urgent medical attention after
eating a curry elsewhere in the city.
Investigators have pinpointed the cause of the near-fatal
incidents as the increasing practice among Indian restaurants of ...
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