MP News: At least 24 students from the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose hostel in Umaria were rushed to the district hospital after their health deteriorated following the consumption of food provided at the hostel. The students complained of severe stomach pain, nausea, and vomiting shortly after eating their meal, raising concerns over possible food contamination.
Medical Team Acts Promptly to Stabilize Condition
Local health authorities responded swiftly to the situation, ensuring the students received immediate medical attention. The hospital administration confirmed that all 24 students were stabilized and are now under observation. “The condition of the students is under control, and they are being monitored closely by the medical team,” a hospital official stated.
Investigation Launched to Determine Cause
The district administration has ordered an investigation into the incident. Food samples from the hostel have been collected and sent to a laboratory for analysis to determine the cause of contamination. Preliminary reports suggest that improper food storage or handling might have led to the students’ health problems. Officials have promised swift action once the results are in.
Calls for Stricter Food Safety in Hostels
This alarming event has brought attention to the food safety and hygiene standards in student hostels across the state. Many parents and guardians have raised concerns, demanding stricter oversight and routine checks in hostels to ensure the safety and well-being of students. The administration has pledged to review food safety regulations in educational institutions to prevent such incidents in the future.
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