Food Poisoning In Rekulapally Govt School: 13 Student Fell Sick
Jogulamba Gadwal / Hyderabad, Feb 20 (Maxim News): An incident in which 13 students fell ill due to food poisoning took place in Rekulapally Government Primary School under Gadwala Mandal.
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According to the information given, after having lunch in the school today, the students were suffering from vomiting, stomachache, and headache and were immediately taken to the government hospital in the district center.
Dr. Soumya said that there was no danger to the students. Mandal Vidyadhikari who came to know about the matter reached the hospital.
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Steps have been taken to provide better medical care to the students. After giving basic treatment to the students, they were sent to their homes. (Maxim News)
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