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Students get sick from food at school in India

More than one hundred students at a school in India had to go to the hospital after feeling sick from their meals.

Published Jul 27
Students get sick from food at school in India

What happened

Over one hundred young students living at a school in the Amravati area of Maharashtra became very sick. They started throwing up and feeling dizzy after eating their regular daily meals at the school dining hall. Teachers and staff quickly called for help and sent all the sick children to nearby hospitals so doctors could check on them.

How the kids are doing

Medical workers gave the students the care they needed right away. Most of the children are doing much better now and are resting under the care of doctors and nurses. Here are the main facts about the situation:

  • Over one hundred students fell ill after eating school food.
  • The children were staying at a residential school where they live and study.
  • Doctors at local hospitals treated everyone for vomiting and stomach pain.

What happens next

Local leaders and school officials are looking closely at how the food was prepared. They want to find out why the meals made so many children sick. Health workers are testing the food and water to keep all students safe.