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Around 2,000 students and teachers in Indonesia have reported food poisoning linked to the government's free school meals program over the past three days. The incidents have affected multiple schools, with local authorities investigating the cause and testing food samples for contamination. The head of the food distribution unit has taken responsibility and pledged to evaluate operations following the outbreaks.
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Around 2,000 students and teachers in Indonesia have reported food poisoning linked to the government's free school meals program over the past three days. The incidents have affected multiple schools, with local authorities investigating the cause and testing food samples for contamination. The head of the food distribution unit has taken responsibility and pledged to evaluate operations following the outbreaks.
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Around 2,000 fall ill in Indonesia after eating free school meals
Approximately 2,000 Students and Teachers in Indonesia Report Food Poisoning Linked to School Meals