"food-poisoning"

The department also terminated the services of the mid-day meal agency for its negligence of duty in providing mid-day meals in the school.

He directed the District Collector to enquire about the incident and fix responsibility on the persons responsible for it

“Under this government, children are fighting for their lives in hospitals instead of studying in classrooms. How many more lives will it take for the Revanth Reddy government to act?” he asked.

In yet another case of food poisoning in government-run schools in the State, about 30 students of the Zilla Parishad High School in Maganoor mandal fell ill after consuming mid-day meals in the school in the afternoon on Wednesday.

A large number of students who gathered near the college gate, brought with them a charred vessel of burnt food that caused food poisoning. They raised slogans demanding justice and better food services in the hostel.

The 23-year-old has been admitted to a hospital with severe vomiting, diarrhea and fever

Action was initiated against the five staffers based on findings of a report submitted by a committee formed by Collector Venkatesh Dothre

They were immediately admitted to a hospital. Their condition was learnt to be stable. The other students and parents expressed concern over food served at the hostel.

Madhav was placed under suspension holding him responsible for the food poisoning.

Sources said 15 more students took ill after consuming contaminated dinner at the hostel, on Saturday. Forty-five students fell sick on Thursday and Wednesday.

Students allege that food was being cooked in unhygienic conditions, while drinking water was not protected with water tank getting cleaned monthly once

The decision to ban Mayonnaise using raw eggs comes in the wake of rising incidents of food poisoning being reported in the State

All of them were suffering from cough and difficulty breathing. School authorities shifted them to the Peddapalli district hospital.

Attendees on Thursday night exhibited severe symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea shortly after consuming the offering. Health officials acted quickly, admitting the affected individuals to various hospitals in Dedadra, Kothariya, Wadhwan, and the Civil Hospital in Surendranagar.

Collector Koya Sree Harsha instructed the officials to pay special focus on the maintenance of residential schools and social welfare hostels in the district.

As many as 24 students were taken ill after having a mid-day meal in the school

Though the exact reason for the sudden deaths is not yet known, snakebite and food poisoning were suspected to be among the reasons.

Says residential education system was deliberately neglected thus allowing it to collapse on its own

There has been a rising number of student protests, including those by girls, against the sub-standard food being served. From Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s constituency of Kodangal to Mahabubabad, there have been seven such protests in just four days since Friday.

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