Police have issued a warning to shoppers who have purchased chocolate from a market stall.

The force received reports of people feeling unwell after eaten the sweet treat.

The golden-wrapped chocolate was purchased on November 25 from a market stall in Nottinghamshire.Shoppers who bought the chocolate over the weekend from Mansfield market have been told not to eat the confectionary.

Instead, they have been advised to call the police immediately by calling 101.Nottinghamshire Police said that "if you have consumed any already and are feeling unwell, please contact NHS 111 by phoning 111, or attend your GP, or your local Emergency Department".They said that further guidance will be published shortly.

They have asked those who have eaten the choclate to contact them immeditaley{ai:summary}Shoppers warned not to eat golden-wrapped chocolate bought from a market stall in Nottinghamshire due to reports of people feeling unwell. Police advise calling 101 if purchased, and call NHS 111 if already consumed and feeling sick. #health

Police forced to issue warning over market-bought chocolate after several people fall ill

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