Live scorpion found in fruit near Luxembourg train station
Luxembourg’s Ministry of Health has issued a warning after a live scorpion was discovered in a pack of fruit sold at a store near the capital’s train station. One person is even reported to have been stung.
UPDATE: Read the article "Woman gets more than she bargained for in exotic fruit"Luxembourg’s Ministry of Health has issued a warning after a live scorpion was discovered in a pack of fruit sold at a store near the capital’s train station. One person is even reported to have been stung.
The find was made in packs of longan fruit, (also called 'longong') similar to lychees, originating from Thailand and sold at “Thai Fresh Garden International” by the city’s main train station.
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