Food Poisoning In Private College: 40 Students Fell Ill In Hyderabad
Hyderabad, June 21 (Maxim News): Around 40 students fell ill due to food poisoning in a private college in the city of Kondapur. Students studying at Sri Chaitanya College, Valmiki Branch, Kondapur, fell ill with severe abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea after eating dinner on Thursday night.
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The students complained to the management but they did not pay attention, so the students informed the AIIF. They expressed anger at the management for not reaching the campus. They complained that they were not providing proper food to the students while charging lakhs of fees.
As 40 students fell seriously ill, at least the management did not care, so they demanded that the students should be taken to the hospital. (Maxim News)
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