KLUANG: The husband of an 83-year-old woman, who died from puffer fish poisoning last month, had asked about her shortly before he himself passed away, says their daughter.
Ng Chuan Sing @ Eng Kuai Sin, 84, who went into a coma and had been fighting for his life after consuming the same fish, did not know that his wife had died.“The first person he asked for was my mother. We told him she is resting at home.
She said after spending more than 10 days at the Intensive Cares Unit, Ng was transferred to the normal ward last Thursday.“He asked about my mother again and we still hid the sad news from him, telling him that mom was okay and asked him to focus on his own health and recovery,” she recalled the last meeting with her father on Friday evening.Ai Lee said according to the hospital, his cause of death was pulmonary embolism, a blood clot in an artery that blocks blood flow to the lung.
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