A man in his 80s was hospitalized with food poisoning after eating raw mushrooms growing on the side of the road．

On the 26th, Gunma Prefecture announced that a man in his 80s from Isesaki City had suffered food poisoning after eating a poisonous mushroom. He was hospitalized with symptoms including vomiting, but is now recovering. According to the announcement, the man was walking in the city on the 23rd when he found some mushrooms growing on the side of the road and ate them raw, which caused him to vomit and develop a fever. When the prefecture examined the mushroom, it was determined to be a large white parasol mushroom, which can cause gastrointestinal poisoning. It is said to grow on park lawns and banks. The prefecture’s Food and Living Sanitation Division is calling on people to “make sure not to pick, eat, or receive mushrooms if you are unsure about their sanitation.” 9/27 (Fri) 12:35 Yomiuri Shimbun Online
The giant white umbrella mushroom that was growing in the area where the man collected it (provided by the prefecture).

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【読売新聞】　群馬県は２６日、伊勢崎市の８０歳代男性が毒キノコを食べて食中毒になったと発表した。 嘔吐 （ おうと ） などの症状が出て入院したが、快方に向かっている。 発表によると、男性は２３日、同市を散歩中に道路脇に生えるキノコ

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