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Food poisoning in Osaka schools affects over 600, supplier suspended

More than 600 students and staff in Kumatori Town, Osaka, fell ill with symptoms of food poisoning linked to contaminated bread served in school lunches. Authorities detected norovirus and have suspended the supplier for five days

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Food poisoning outbreak linked to school lunches. Representational Image

Food poisoning outbreak linked to school lunches. Representational Image

A food poisoning outbreak affected more than 600 students and staff members in Kumatori Town in Osaka in Japan. According to reports, people from eight elementary and junior high schools began showing symptoms such as diarrhoea and vomiting since last Thursday.

By Tuesday, the number of those affected had risen to 633, raising concerns among local authorities and parents. The cases were reported across multiple schools, indicating a common source of contamination as reported by IANS.

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