Fish and shellfish from Cavite 'are still not safe for human consumption based on sensory evaluation,' BFAR says in its latest bulletin
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The BFAR has been conducting sensory evaluation of fish samples from Bataan, Bulacan, and Pampanga since MT Terranova sank off Limay, Bataan, on July 25 and caused an oil spill. However, fish and shellfish from Cavite “are still not safe for human consumption based on sensory evaluation,” BFAR cautioned the public.
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