WATCH: Following a customer's account of finding a live parasitic worm in a sashimi rice bowl from Don Don Donki, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said "consumers who choose to eat ready-to-eat raw fish should be aware of the risks involved". https://t.co/JfWQckX8nc pic.twitter.com/JgAtfADVWW

— TODAY (@TODAYonline) February 15, 2023

SFA says consuming raw fish can pose risks after parasitic worm found in Don Don Donki rice bowlhttps://t.co/HKSQgLCvNq pic.twitter.com/6rMaMHEzX5

— CNA (@ChannelNewsAsia) February 14, 2023

Woman finds parasitic worm in sashimi rice bowl from Don Don Donkihttps://t.co/qhzu7uMT2i

— Belinda (@bellaella7) February 14, 2023

2. According to CNA, a spokesperson from Don Don Donki Singapore confirmed the incident and is now in touch with Tan.

“At Don Don Donki, proper cold chain management is maintained and we make the best attempts to conduct thorough visual checks.”https://t.co/uDdHi1cjKW

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) February 14, 2023

4. The spokesperson also highlighted the advisory that is placed near its raw seafood product which states parasitic worms “can be prevented by cooking the fish adequately at temperatures which surpass higher than 60°C or by freezing it”.

— BFM News (@NewsBFM) February 14, 2023