The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) sealed on Monday.
Kabaddi’s international player and the father of the victims that Pehlwan said Dawn.com that the family had asked for food during a birthday party.
“The family, including my wife and five children, were taken to the hospital after feeling sick,” he said.
He added that two of the children, an 8 -year -old boy and a 4 -year -old boy died while two others were in critical condition.
“According to the Directorates of the Director General of the Punjab Food Authority, Muhammad Tim Javaid, the food security equipment made a repression in Eminabad after the alleged death of two minor girls due to the toxic food,” according to a pfa brochure seen by Dawn.com.
The operations were carried out from the identification of the alleged points of sale for the family, said the statement.
He said: “During the raid, two food points of sale were sealed and several food samples were collected and sent, such as cake, cream, red powder chili, kitchen oil and chicken, for the laboratory.”
The statement cited the PFA spokesman saying that more measures will be taken once laboratory reports are received.
He also said: “[The] The initial medical findings revealed that the children had been wrong for several days and were already under treatment. Meanwhile, Case is also under police investigation, ”he added.
PFA DG Javaid said that the points of sale of food involved in the commitment of public health will face strict action in accordance with food security laws, the statement added.
Last week, a Rawalpindi woman was critical in the hospital after her three children died due to food poisoning.
In April, food poisoning affected approximately 1,500 people in the village of Dhoong de Gujar Khan, while the cause was unknown to the authorities and residents.
