Over 200 Chinese Kids Fell Ill after Taking School Lunch

by Medindia Content Team on September 19, 2006 at 8:07 PM Child Health News

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Over 200 Chinese Kids Fell Ill after Taking School Lunch

Xian (China): More than 200 children were taken ill after eating lunch at their school in China's Shaanxi province.

The 223 students were admitted to a hospital and are reportedly in a stable condition, an official said Tuesday.

Students of Dianshi Town High School began reporting symptoms of headache, stomach ache and vomiting after they ate lunch at their school Monday and were immediately hopitalised.

The food samples have been taken for testing by health officials.

Source: IANS
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