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Twelve students of the Teshie Southern Cluster of Schools have been hospitalised after reacting to food bought at the school.
Speaking to Joy News a teacher at the school said the students, all at the Junior High School, were treated at the Lekma Hospital at Teshie.
She said the school suspects that one of three waakye sellers at the school might have sold the contaminated food to them. The woman has been asked to stop selling till investigations are completed.
Two teachers and several other students who suffered the food poisoning were treated and discharged on Thursday.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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