India – 80 girls hospitalised due to food poisoning in Singanamala

Posted on December 5, 2022 | Leave a comment

Th Hans India

Singanamala: About 80 girl students of Singanamala Kasturba government residential school fell sick and complained of stomach pain, vomiting and dycentry after consuming puffed rice (maramaralu) and drinking boost on Friday evening. The incident came to light late night on Friday. The students were rushed to local government hospital for treatment. However, 30 of the 50 students were referred to Government headquarters hospital for better treatment.

https://www.thehansindia.com/andhra-pradesh/80-girls-hospitalised-due-to-food-poisoning-in-singanamala-771719

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