MELAKA: A concerned father recalled seeing his then 10-month-old daughter developing fever and red rashes after drinking what he suspected could have been counterfeit baby milk formulas. The graphic designer, who only wished to be known as Koh, 33 said he became worried after seeing news on the discovery of fake baby milk formula in the market. Koh said previously, the baby milk formulas for his daughter were usually purchased by his aunt's daughter from Singapore. "In the first three months, I think my daughter consumed authentic baby milk formula as they were purchased from reputable outlets in Singapore. He added that at 5pm yesterday, a representative from Mead Johnson, the company currently embroiled in the fake baby milk formula scandal had come to explain to shop owners on how to differentiate between real and counterfeit milk formula.

Source: New Strait Times December 13, 2017 10:52 UTC