Telangana - 150 students fall sick after eating ‘stale food’ at Nizamabad school
In a disturbing event, dinner was provided to more than 150 kids at KGBV school in Beemgal, nizamabad district, who later became unwell as a result of the'stale' meal. When their health worsened, up to 103 people were transported to government General Hospital (GGH) in Nizamabad.
Approximately 220 pupils were fed the lunch, according to sources, and 150 of them reported having severe stomach ache and vomiting. The KGBV school staff informed the authorities and the medical professionals from the Medical and health Department. The injured pupils were initially sent to Bheemhal government Hospital. However, 103 kids were sent to government General Hospital (GGH) due to the severity of their condition. Their situation is steady as of right moment. According to the hospital administrator, Dr. Prathimaraj, they will probably be released on wednesday morning.
District collector Rajivgandhi Hanumanthu responded to the event by going to the hospital on tuesday to soothe the hurt youngsters. He spoke with the GGH director Prathimaraj and the other attending doctors, asking about the incident and the students' present health. He was informed that eating tainted food was probably what caused the pupils' illnesses. He promised that the culpable Beemgal employees will data-face the proper repercussions.
In addition, DMHO M Sudharshanam oversaw the creation of a special medical camp in Bheemgal to give emergency aid to additional impacted pupils. The school's kitchen and dining hall were also inspected by the inspectors. Thereafter, samples were gathered and submitted to labs for examination. The district collector received an initial report. R&B minister Vemula Prashanth reddy expressed grave worry over the occurrence earlier in the day and asked the district collector to take immediate action against the KGBV employees who disregarded their obligations.
Approximately 220 pupils were fed the lunch, according to sources, and 150 of them reported having severe stomach ache and vomiting. The KGBV school staff informed the authorities and the medical professionals from the Medical and health Department. The injured pupils were initially sent to Bheemhal government Hospital. However, 103 kids were sent to government General Hospital (GGH) due to the severity of their condition. Their situation is steady as of right moment. According to the hospital administrator, Dr. Prathimaraj, they will probably be released on wednesday morning.
District collector Rajivgandhi Hanumanthu responded to the event by going to the hospital on tuesday to soothe the hurt youngsters. He spoke with the GGH director Prathimaraj and the other attending doctors, asking about the incident and the students' present health. He was informed that eating tainted food was probably what caused the pupils' illnesses. He promised that the culpable Beemgal employees will data-face the proper repercussions.
In addition, DMHO M Sudharshanam oversaw the creation of a special medical camp in Bheemgal to give emergency aid to additional impacted pupils. The school's kitchen and dining hall were also inspected by the inspectors. Thereafter, samples were gathered and submitted to labs for examination. The district collector received an initial report. R&B minister Vemula Prashanth reddy expressed grave worry over the occurrence earlier in the day and asked the district collector to take immediate action against the KGBV employees who disregarded their obligations.