14 students fall ill after eating digestive tablets

Tribune News Service Faridabad, February 28 As many as 14 students enrolled in Class V of a private school located at Korali village of the district fell sick after they consumed digestive tablets (churan) in the school this morning, it...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:21 PM Feb 29, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Faridabad, February 28

As many as 14 students enrolled in Class V of a private school located at Korali village of the district fell sick after they consumed digestive tablets (churan) in the school this morning, it is reported.

Eleven of these students were discharged by the evening after medical aid.

The students were taken to the civil hospital at 11 am. It is revealed that they had consumed some digestive tablets brought by one of the students in his tiffin box to the class.

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