Hanamkonda/Hyderabad, July 17 (Maxim News): 32 girl students fell ill due to food poisoning in Bhattupalli SR Prime School of Khajipet Mandal of Hanumakonda district. the students fell ill on Sunday night July 16.
The students committed and had diarrhea immediately after eating chicken at night. As the condition of the students became alarming, the sick students were taken to the hospital, while 16 students are being treated at Father Colombo Hospital, 16 others are being treated at Jaya Hospital, and four of them seem to be in serious condition.
Some of the affected students are suffering from stomach pain. Some other students are being given breath on a ventilator. Parents are worried about their children getting food poisoning. More than half of the students have already vacated the SR Prime School hostel due to his incident. Many student unions are upset over this incident. (Maxim News)
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