Commissioner & Secretary in-charge Home (Political) Cyril Diengdoh on Friday informed that the government is planning to bring all 22 students, who are affected by the recent food poisoning incident at Mandya, Karnataka, back to Meghalaya.
The team from the State Education Department on Wednesday informed that the health condition of the 22 students, who were hospitalized after the recent food poisoning incident in Karnataka, is improving except one student who is still in ICU but under stable condition.
The Meghalaya State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MSCPCR) chairperson and former Tura MP, Agatha K Sangma, on Wednesday said the commission is working closely with the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Child Rights to ensure that appropriate measures are taken against those involved and also to assist in safeguarding the health and wellbeing of the 22 students from Meghalaya who were also affected in the recent food poisoning incident that claimed two precious lives.
In the wake of a tragic food poisoning incident at a residential school in Malavalli, Karnataka, which claimed the lives of two students from Meghalaya, Health Minister M. Ampareen Lyngdoh has urged parents to exercise greater caution and scrutiny when choosing educational institutions for their children.
Meghalaya Chief Minister, Conrad K Sangma, on Tuesday announced that arrests have been made in connection with the food poisoning incident in Karnataka, in which two students from the State have died.
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Tuesday has announced an ex-gratia of ₹3 lakh for the family of a 13-year-old student from Meghalaya who died in a suspected food poisoning case in Karnataka.
Imphal, Jan 28: Three personnel of the 33 Assam Rifles died of suspected food poisoning, while two others remain hospitalized at the Regional Institute...
According to officials, the students of Bodhjung Girls' Higher secondary school were hospitalised after they complained of severe stomach ache and chest pain.
