The health of the three family members is stable.

According to a report from the Ca Mau Provincial Department of Health , at approximately 10:33 AM on October 3rd, the Emergency Department of Ca Mau General Hospital received three patients: Phan Thi U. (39 years old, residing in Khanh Tay Bac commune, Tran Van Thoi district, Ca Mau - mother of the deceased 6-year-old child), Le Van T. (19 years old, son of Ms. U.), and Nguyen Van H. (40 years old, brother-in-law of Ms. U.). All three were admitted with symptoms of abdominal pain, vomiting, and fatigue. At 1 PM the same day, the three patients were transferred to the gastroenterology department.

Patient Le Van T. is currently receiving treatment at Ca Mau General Hospital.

According to Ca Mau General Hospital, three patients were admitted with a diagnosis of digestive disorders, suspected food poisoning. Currently, all three patients are conscious, experiencing reduced vomiting and fatigue, and their health is stable.

Mr. Nguyen Quang Khoa, Deputy Director of the Ca Mau Provincial Department of Health, said that the Department has directed Ca Mau General Hospital to continue treatment and closely monitor the patients' condition. At the same time, the Provincial Food Safety and Hygiene Sub-Department continues to coordinate with relevant units to monitor the progress of hospitalized cases; and cooperates with the Ho Chi Minh City health sector and local authorities to continue investigating the suspected cause of the food poisoning incident.

As Thanh Nien newspaper previously reported, Ms. U. was renting a room in Binh Trung Tay Ward, Thu Duc City (Ho Chi Minh City) and working as a cleaner at Palm Heights apartment complex (An Phu Ward, Thu Duc City). On the afternoon of September 29th, the apartment complex organized a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration for the children living there. Ms. U. received two mooncakes from the residents, and the organizers gave her some cream puffs to take back to her room and leave outside (not in the refrigerator).

On the morning of September 30th, Ms. U. and her two children ate mooncakes and cream puffs. After eating, all three experienced vomiting and frequent diarrhea. That afternoon, they went to a nearby clinic for examination and bought medicine, but the symptoms did not improve.

On the morning of October 1st, the mother and her two children went to Le Van Thinh Hospital (Thu Duc City) for examination, bought medicine, and returned home to monitor their condition.

On October 1st, six-year-old PNQ experienced continuous vomiting and diarrhea. Late that night, her family discovered she was cyanotic and unresponsive, so they took her to Le Van Thinh Hospital by motorbike. However, she subsequently died and her family brought her back to Ca Mau for burial.

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