CÔNG SÁNG - NGUYỄN LUÂN |
Quang Tri - After eating banh tay at school, many students of Kim Thuy Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities were hospitalized for suspected poisoning.
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Quang Tri - The number of students at Kim Thuy Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities hospitalized for suspected food poisoning after breakfast increased to 30.
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On September 25, Indonesian authorities said that more than 1,000 children in West Java were poisoned by food this week, after eating free lunch at school.
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The Ministry of Health warns that the risk of food poisoning still exists in collective kitchens in industrial parks and schools, although prevention work has been strengthened.
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Hanoi - In about 1 hour, the traffic police force checked nearly 100 cases but only discovered one person violating alcohol concentration.
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Gold price update on the morning of November 12: Domestic gold recorded a strong increase. The world gold market showed signs of reversing and decreasing.
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Thanh Hoa - After decades of waiting, relatives of the martyrs who died at Hang Tam Co burst into tears when they found the remains and identified their identities.
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HCMC - Currently, there are 299 people suspected of food poisoning after eating bread at the No. Bich toad bread shop system.
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National Assembly delegate Truong Trong Nghia proposed reviewing the phenomenon of lobbying to legalize the business of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products.
CÔNG SÁNG |
Quang Tri - The number of students at Kim Thuy Primary Boarding School for Ethnic Minorities hospitalized for suspected food poisoning after breakfast increased to 30.
Việt Đức |
On September 25, Indonesian authorities said that more than 1,000 children in West Java were poisoned by food this week, after eating free lunch at school.
Hà Lê |
The Ministry of Health warns that the risk of food poisoning still exists in collective kitchens in industrial parks and schools, although prevention work has been strengthened.
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