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Madhya Pradesh: 57 students fall ill after having mid-day meal in school

Updated on: 30 March,2022 10:26 AM IST  |  Dindori
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A girl student spotted a lizard in the lentils in her plate, said LS Paraste, a teacher at the Government Middle School in Keolari under Samnapur block here

Madhya Pradesh: 57 students fall ill after having mid-day meal in school

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Fifty-seven students fell ill after having their mid-day meal in a government school in Dindori in Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday, an official said.


A girl student spotted a lizard in the lentils in her plate, said LS Paraste, a teacher at the Government Middle School in Keolari under Samnapur block here.


"As many as 57 students fell ill after having their mid-day meal. They complained of vomiting and abdominal pain, and were rushed to a nearby hospital," he said.


Health department official Vikram Singh said all the children are out of danger and currently under observation of doctors.

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