Bandung, West Java, Oct. 7 -- Health officials in Indonesia's West Java province found hygiene and sanitation flaws at the 88 Seoul restaurant while investigating 24 suspected food contamination cases, an official said on Wednesday.

Dewi Primasari, the Bandung City Health Office's head of public health, said an initial environmental health inspection at the restaurant in the 23 Paskal shopping center found several areas needing further attention.

"Based on the initial inspection, there are several aspects related to hygiene and sanitation that the restaurant needs to improve," she said.

The inspection covered the location's layout, equipment, food ingredients and the use of standard operating procedures (SOPs).

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