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In Indonesia, over 1,700 people have reported food poisoning linked to the government's free school lunch program initiated by President Prabowo Subianto. The outbreaks have been attributed to improper food storage and late meal delivery, prompting criticism from lawmakers and calls for the program's reassessment. The National Nutrition Agency has pledged to address the situation seriously.
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In Indonesia, over 1,700 people have reported food poisoning linked to the government's free school lunch program initiated by President Prabowo Subianto. The outbreaks have been attributed to improper food storage and late meal delivery, prompting criticism from lawmakers and calls for the program's reassessment. The National Nutrition Agency has pledged to address the situation seriously.
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Indonesia: Thousands fall sick from free school meals
Food Poisoning Cases Linked to Indonesia's Free School Lunch Program