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Hyderabad: 15 Girl Students Hospitalised in Telangana’s Vikarabad After Eating Hostel Food


Food Poisoning in Telangana: 15 Girl Students Hospitalised After Consuming Hostel Food

Food Poisoning in Telangana: 15 Girl Students Hospitalised After Consuming Hostel Food

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Vikarabad: In yet another alarming case of food poisoning in Telangana, 15 girl students from a tribal girls’ hostel in Vikarabad, which is approximately 72.6 kms away from Hyderabad, were admitted to the Tandur District Hospital after experiencing severe nausea and vomiting. The incident occurred after the students consumed dinner on Monday evening.

The students, all residents of the tribal girls’ hostel, began complaining of symptoms such as vomiting and nausea shortly after their meal. Concerned hostel staff immediately rushed the affected girls to the hospital, where they are currently undergoing treatment.

Doctors at the Tandur District Hospital have confirmed that all the students are in stable condition and are responding well to treatment. The cause of the food poisoning is yet to be determined, but officials are investigating the quality of the food served at the hostel.

Few weeks ago, a food poisoning case was reported from Rangareddy District. According to officials, three friends fell sick after eating biryani and grilled chicken. All three began experiencing severe vomiting, diarrhoea, and nausea at the same time. They rushed to a hospital, where doctors confirmed it was food poisoning.

The friends filed a complaint with the food safety authorities, blaming Aroma Restaurant and the food delivery app. They claimed the food they received was of poor quality and caused their illness. The victims told officials that they had ordered the meal through an online app from Aroma Restaurant on November 20.

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