Food poisoning coverage under Accident Secure Max applies when?

• A. Only isolated case
• B. Not isolated case
• C. Always
• D. Only if there are no other illnesses

Answer: (B)

In Accident Secure Max, the food poisoning claim is triggered only when the incident isn’t isolated—that is, when multiple people are affected by the same event. A batch of contaminated food that makes several people sick counts as one accidental incident, which fits an accident policy’s need for a sudden, external event causing harm. If only one person gets sick, it’s treated as a normal illness or foodborne issue and typically isn’t covered under the accident policy. So the correct idea is that coverage applies when there’s a not-isolated, mass or shared incident rather than a single, isolated case.