The Bt1,000-per-bottle bio fermented liquid known as "Nam Maha Bambat by Auntie Cheng" was tainted by bacteria and acid posing risk of infection and blindness to users, Public Health Minister said yesterday. ...full story at The Nation
from The Nation on Mon, Jan 25 2010
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