
A congressman revealed that teachers and students of Jinhua Junior High School developed diarrhea and vomiting after eating nutritious lunch rolls, and the Education Bureau was criticized and dealt with passively.
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Teachers and students of Jinhua Junior High School developed physical discomfort after eating a nutritious lunch containing small rolls on the 4th.
North City Councilor Jian Shupei broke the news today that many teachers and students of Jinhua Junior High School suffered from diarrhea, vomiting and other symptoms after eating a nutritious lunch containing "small rolls" on the 4th. After receiving the notification, the Education Bureau responded that "the school will deal with it passively and will not handle it for the time being." The school only explained to parents on the 12th, saying that the lunch samples had been discarded and could not be processed. Regarding whether to go for inspection and its response, the North City Government Health Bureau stated that it has not received any reports of suspected food poisoning or other poor food hygiene from medical institutions and schools.
As for whether follow-up inspections will be conducted at schools or manufacturers, the Health Bureau directly posted a press release issued by the Education Bureau in response to the congressman's response, and later added that it will send personnel to conduct inspections in accordance with good food hygiene standards, focusing on personnel hygiene, food handling, vector prevention and workplace hygiene, etc.
The Health Bureau said that if relevant hygiene deficiencies are found, it will be required to make improvements within a time limit. If the regulations are still not met during periodic re-examination, a fine of NT$60,000 to NT$200 million will be imposed in accordance with Articles 8 and 44 of the Food Safety Law.
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