Meanwhile,

The Taipei District Prosecutors' Office has banned a legal representative, a
branch manager and chef who work for the Malaysian restaurant chain from
leaving the country.

Prosecutors say the travel ban was issued for their "suspected involvement"
in what is believed to be a food poisoning outbreak.

The move comes after prosecutors questioned the three as "witnesses" about
operations, division of labor and food preparation at the restaurant at
Taipei City Police Department's Xinyi Precinct.

Prosecutors says police are also investigating the victims and the branch as
well as analyzing surveillance footage and relevant documents to confirm any
malpractice that may have contributed to the incident.

Prosecutors, police and officials from the Food and Drug Administration as
well as the Taipei Department of Health searched and inspected the restaurant
earlier this week.

Evidence related to food ingredients was taken by the Taipei Department of
Health for examination.