MANDEVILLE, Manchester — Fish vendors in the Mandeville market say news that they are using embalming chemicals to keep their fish fresh has wiped out their livelihood and dented the fish industry in this parish capital. They say fish sales have plummeted and are demanding an apology from the parish council which they say has tainted their reputation.
News last week that the government chemist had found levels of the chemical formaldehyde in samples of fish taken from the market, sent shock waves across the parish and led shoppers to turn their backs on fish sold there. The samples were taken after complaints surfaced in March that a shopper had fallen ill after eating fish purchased there.
LOOK HOW LONG THIS BEEN GOING ON, UNU LUCKY PPL JUS KETCH ON. IF UNU DID SELL WAT UNU SUPPOSED 2 SELL N LOW OUT DI DEAD OIL THIS WUDDEN REACH UNU. MOVE 2 A NEXT MARKET......
just imaging the fishermen getting hit by the BP oil spill, they must be irate
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