SWABI: PESHAWAR: Over 200 students of Karnal Sher Khan Cadet College in Swabi fell sick due to food poisoning on Sunday night, with over 150 being admitted to hospitals for treatment.
\nStudents in their statements recalled that they consumed snacks including samosas and pakoras on Sunday evening, and ate biryani for dinner. One of the affected students said that the students had biryani and cold drinks for dinner, and just after finishing it they began vomiting and experienced severe pain in their abdomens.
\nDistrict Health Officer (DHO) Dr Niaz Muhammad said over 200 students were affected by food poisoning, of which 181 were referred to various hospitals in Mardan.
\nThe rest received checkups inside the school, he said. Most students who had been admitted to hospitals were stable and have been discharged, the DHO said.
\nAccording to college personnel, exams had been under way but due to the incident, Monday’s exams for grades up to class 10 have been cancelled. The school will remained closed today. Up to 600 cadets are enrolled at the cadet college.
\nKhyber Pakhtunkhwa Health Minister Shahram Tarakai said that all the affected students had been declared out of danger after receiving initial treatment. Tarakai added that medical teams rushed to the college and gave first aid to the affected students when they first learned of the incident.According to details, condition of at least 150 students of Colonel Sher Khan Cadet College in Swabi deteriorated after eating un-hygienic food.DNA reported.
\nA medical team reached the Colonel Sher Khan Cadet College after which the affected students were shifted to hospitals in Mardan and Peshawar. At least 80 students were released from hospital after the first aid.
\nAccording to Deputy Commission, Mati Ullah, some 70 students are still in different hospitals for treatment where doctors said their condition in stable.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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