In the tragic incident, more than 60 students from the State Residential School in the Telangana district in Telangana complained of vomiting, diarrhea and stomach pain after dinner, PTI reported.
The report added that after the complaints all students were immediately hospitalized and 50 were released, the officials said.
The official, as PTI quoted, provided more details that after consuming dinner on Saturday evening 64 students fell ill at a residential school in Uyalawada.
The health officer added that the girls were hospitalized with symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea and stomach pain.
According to the preliminary report, there was no curd when students consumed it, fully fermented, and healthcare professionals suspect that this may be the reason for students.
Meanwhile, the investigation has started to find out the reason for this incident, and food and drinking samples for testing are sent, the officials stated and added that the necessary measures would be initially initiated.
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In Karnataka’s Mandya, 10 residential school students were hospitalized after complaining about stomach pain and other symptoms, the police said on Friday.
The police said the incident occurred at Km Doddi in Maddur Taluk. Students were hospitalized after complaining about vomiting and stomach pain after eating food administered at a residential school on Friday morning.
“So far, we have not received any complaint in this respect. When looking at the seriousness of the problem, we will decide for further steps,” the officer said.
Also in the Maharashtra’s Thane district, three sisters aged ten, eight and five years because of suspicion of food poisoning in Shahapur then, PTI quoted the police as a proverb.
The girl’s mother was detained for interrogation, said Khinavli police station. The police identified the deceased siblings as Kavya (10), Diva takes (8) and Gargi takes (5), the inhabitants of Talepad in the village of Asnoli. “We consider it a case of suspicion of food poisoning, but the exact cause of death will only be confirmed after receiving reports on postmort,” the official said.
The police added that these three nurses began to experience symptoms of food poisoning, including severe stomach pain, vomiting and dizziness 21. Kavya and Gargi succumbed to July 24 and Diva died on Friday morning.
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