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Children suffered 'burning stomachs' and 'tingling hands' after restaurant allegedly served insect repellent, not juice

www.abc.net.au Children suffered 'burning stomachs' and 'tingling hands' after restaurant allegedly served insect repellent, not juice

Health authorities are investigating claims two Perth sisters were served insect repellent instead of juice at a western suburbs restaurant.

In short: Sisters Olivia and Hannah Lemin were treated for "burning" and "tingling" sensations after they were allegedly served insect repellent instead of juice at a Perth restaurant.

The family says they have made a complaint to the Department of Health.

What's next? The restaurant said it was investigating the incident, but declined to comment further.

11 comments

I don't think the restaurant should have done that. But that's my personal opinion.
- Why do you hate free enterprise so much?
You would have to be on some serious drugs to make that mistake.
- or insect repellant
- Looking at the article the insect repellant bottle looks a lot like a juice bottle, but still
  
  The bottle with the big "CAUTION BITE SHIELD 🛡" on it?
- Maybe they need to stop reusing old Sunny D jugs for storing insect repellent.
This is just odd on so many levels. How did they not realise it wasn't juice??
Looks tasty
??????????????
insert some joke about Aussie fauna

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