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80 students fall ill in January 26, 2009 Source of Article: http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/004200901260323.htm Most of the children of the residential school, Jaffarpur
Kalan Navodaya Vidyala were, however, discharged after a medical
check-up and primary treatment. "70-80 children of our school were admitted to a near-by
hospital after they complained of abdominal pain and other digestive
problems," B.S. Kumawat, principal of the
school said. "The students were admitted to the near-by hospital and were
later discharged after primary medical check-up," he said, claiming that
doctors did not confirm any food poisoning. He, however, added that nearly seven students are still under
observation in the Kumawat said all 450 students in the school
had consumed normal diet last night and routine breakfast today morning. But, some of them complained of abdominal pain, uneasiness, other digestive problems and had vomiting tendency around
9.30 on Sunday morning, he said. Some of the teachers in the school suspected the hand of students,
who wanted to escape the 26 January drill, a part of the Republic Day
celebration in the school, in the incident. "It might be a trick of some students to escape the Republic Day
exercise tomorrow," a senior teacher said. Meanwhile, the school administration has ordered a probe into the
matter, Kumawat added. |
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