Two girls were admitted to the hospital on the Eastern Coast of the Lake, in the state of Zulia, with serious symptoms of intoxication, presumably produced following they consumed sweets from another country.
One of those affected is barely one year old, while the other is three years old; both presented vomiting, fever, diarrhea, among other effects.
It was learned that the relatives noticed that the one-year-old girl began to feel unwell following tasting the “bubble gum”, whose presentation refers to being produced in Ecuador.
Then, following 20 minutes, the three-year-old girl relapsed, showing the same symptoms.
The incident occurred in the Bachaquero community, Valmore Rodríguez municipality. The local police visited each business to remove the popular “Agogó” sweets from the market, until it is determined what happened and what caused the intoxication.
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The girls improved following receiving medical care at the Pedro García Clara hospital in Ciudad Ojeda, local media reported.
