The National Consumer Commission is urging all South African consumers who purchased Top Score instant porridge, to stop consuming the product and immediately return it to their retailer for a full refund. The commission has announced a recall of the product after three children, aged between one and four year, died allegedly after consuming it in Mdantsane, in the Eastern Cape province. A fourth child, was in a stable condition in hospital after consuming the porridge at the weekend. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Head of Complaints and Investigations at the  National Consumer Commission, Prudence Moilwa

<p>The National Consumer Commission is urging all South African consumers who purchased Top Score instant porridge, to stop consuming the product and immediately return it to their retailer for a full refund. The commission has announced a recall of the product after three children, aged between one and four year, died allegedly after consuming it in Mdantsane, in the Eastern Cape province. A fourth child, was in a stable condition in hospital after consuming the porridge at the weekend. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Head of Complaints and Investigations at the  National Consumer Commission, Prudence Moilwa</p>

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"It does look like it was sold throughout the country (South Africa) " - National Consumer Commission recalls Top Score instant porridge following the deaths of 3 children

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