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LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — Officials say two children left with burn-type injuries after drinking what they believed to be apple juice at a Chinese buffet are no longer at a central Pennsylvania hospital. The 10-year-old boy and 4-year-old girl were taken March 3 to Penn State Hershey Medical Center after they were injured at the Star Buffet & Grill in East Lampeter Township near Lancaster. Hospital officials said the boy was treated and released, and the girl was in good condition Friday; a spokeswoman said Sunday that she was no longer listed as a patient. Police said Department of Agriculture tests indicated that the store-bought juice wasn't the cause of their injuries. The department referred questions to police, who haven't commented further. Authorities have since closed the restaurant, citing possible building code violations.

2 kids burned by drink at buffet no longer at hospital