Fifteen students from four elementary schools in Thu Duc City were rushed to Le Van Thinh Hospital for emergency treatment after exhibiting symptoms of vomiting and dizziness. Doctors diagnosed the students with gastrointestinal infections and suspected food poisoning, most likely caused by sushi purchased from street vendors near the school gate. The incident prompted authorities to launch an investigation at the schools to determine the cause of the outbreak.
In response to this incident and other cases of food poisoning among students, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Food Safety launched an Action Month for Food Safety. The department director, Pham Khanh Phong Lan, urged parents and students to be cautious when consuming food from street vendors, collective kitchens, and schools, especially during hot weather when bacteria can easily grow on food. Inspections and surprise checks of food businesses and restaurants in the city are being intensified to ensure food safety.
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Overall, the incident of food poisoning among students highlights the importance of ensuring food safety when purchasing from street vendors or other sources outside of reputable grocery stores or restaurants. While developers like Sora Condo offer new standards for urban living that combine luxury, comfort, and sophistication for residents seeking a high-quality residential experience in the city, it is crucial that consumers remain vigilant about their health when consuming food outside of these establishments.
