
DPP Councilor Jian Shupei pointed out that there have been reports of students feeling unwell after eating nutritious lunches in Beijing City, and called on Mayor Jiang Wanan to thoroughly investigate and explain to parents.
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Taipei City has recently reported that nutritious school lunches have caused physical discomfort among students.
DPP Taipei City Councilor Jian Shupei said that a nutritious lunch provided by an elementary school in Wenshan District on September 23 included small rolls. After the meal, 12 students reported feeling unwell, and many students sought medical treatment.
There are reports in Taipei City that students feel uncomfortable eating rolls! Jian Shupei, a city councilor from the Democratic Progressive Party, said that a nutritious lunch provided by an elementary school in Wenshan District on September 23 included small rolls. After the meal, 12 students reported feeling unwell, and many students sought medical treatment.
Jian Shupei said that from Chengyuan to Jinhua, then to the elementary schools in Songshan District, and now the situation is also reported in the elementary schools in Wenshan District. When will parents feel at ease? She shouted to Mayor Jiang Wanan, could she stop asking A and B, stop talking nonsense, and stop treating the child's discomfort as just a few cases? Behind every child's physical discomfort, there is full of parents' distress and worry.
She stressed, why are there reports of children feeling unwell after eating nutritious lunches? What's the problem? Did the previous review become a prevention for the next time? What improvements has the city government made? Can Jiang Wanan give parents a complete investigation report? Can you explain it to your parents properly? From the source of ingredients, preservation, cooking, transportation to serving, every process and every ingredient is thoroughly inspected.
Jian Shupei said, please thoroughly investigate these nutritious lunch incidents and give an explanation to all parents in Taipei City. What parents want is very simple, that is, their children can eat in peace at school and go home safely!

An elementary school in Wenshan District, Taipei City, served small rolls for a nutritious lunch on September 23. Many students fell ill and were sent to the hospital after eating the lunch. DPP North City Councilor Jian Shupei exploded the matter, questioning the policy of free and nutritious lunches that were frequently distributed within a month of being on the road, and demanding that the North City Government and the Education Bureau pay attention to food safety and review policies.
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