
AI-generated summary
Since the launch of free nutritious lunches for elementary and middle schools in Taipei City, incidents involving teachers and students becoming ill after eating meals containing small rolls have been reported in many schools, including 87 students at Chengyuan High School suffering from collective diarrhea, students at Jinhua Junior High School and Minzu Elementary School feeling sick, and 12 teachers and students at Jingxing Elementary School feeling sick. The Education Bureau has stated that the test results meet the standards and has allowed the supply of cephalopods and crustacean aquatic products to be suspended when supply is unstable.
Since nutritious lunches became free in Taipei City, they have been frequently distributed. Yesterday, it was reported that 12 teachers and students at Jingxing Elementary School in Wenshan District became ill after eating small rolls. However, the Education Bureau said that after testing, they met the standards. In this regard, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan attended the launch of Councilor Kuo Chao-yan's campaign headquarters today (3rd). In a joint interview before the meeting, Chiang Wanan said regarding related issues that he will never compromise on food safety quality control, and will never miss any of the various standard inspections, and will continue to make various refinements and improvements from the institutional perspective.
Free nutritious lunches are available for elementary and middle schools in Taipei City, but the situation spreads frequently. 87 students at Chengyuan High School suffered from collective diarrhea. Students at Jinhua Junior High School in Daan District and National Elementary School in Songshan District became ill after eating nutritious lunches containing small rolls. At Jingxing Elementary School in Wenshan District, 12 teachers and students became ill after eating nutritious lunches, and many students sought medical treatment.
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Jiang Wanan said in an interview today that we will never compromise on nutritious lunches and food safety quality, and we will never miss any of the standard inspections. We will continue to make various improvements and improvements from the system level.
The media also asked about the latest situation of Jingxing Elementary School, and the Education Bureau issued an official document stating that the supply of cephalopods and crustacean aquatic products for the selected meals in October and November could be postponed if the supply is unstable and replaced by other products. Netizens questioned whether the quality of the seafood could be guaranteed because of the ongoing situation?
Jiang Wanan responded that the Education Bureau stated yesterday that the teachers and students at Jingxing Elementary School were initially diagnosed with norovirus or gastrointestinal cold, which caused digestive tract discomfort. The children have now recovered.
Jiang Wanan also said that for the sake of caution, the Education Bureau and the Health Bureau went to the school to inspect the school as soon as possible, and collected and submitted samples for testing. Currently, there are no problems with the same batch of small papers from the two schools, and they are all normal. They continue to care about the condition of the children. The samples collected by the Health Bureau have been sent for testing, and they are waiting for the test results to come out.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Health Bureau will announce the final results of the examination of Jingxing Elementary School and National Elementary School.
Very likely · Within days
The Education Bureau will review and possibly adjust the supply mechanism of nutritious lunch ingredients
Likely · Within weeks

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