Thailand's Ministry of Public Health advises consumers not to eat blue-ringed squid because it contains deadly poison

Food Partners Network Food Partners News Thailand's Ministry of Public Health december 4 news: Deputy Secretary-General Supakit said that blue ring squid contains deadly highly toxic, consumers are advised not to touch and eat.
Blue Ring Squid is a squid, 4-5 cm in size, with 8 tentacles, each tentacle length of about 15-20 cm, its skin blue ring features are significantly different from other ordinary squid, when the blue ring squid feel threatened, these blue rings will glow.
Blue-ringed squid have the same toxin as pufferfish toxins, are 1,200 times more toxic than cyanide, and toxins are resistant to high temperatures of up to 200 degrees Celsius, which do not destroy their toxicity even by heating, grilling, frying or cooking, and can cause death by eating only 1 mg.
, thailand's Ministry of Public Health has stressed the need not to touch and eat blue-ringed squid in order to protect consumer safety.
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