Audio By Carbonatix
Over 30 students of Ajumako-Afransi Technical and Vocational Institute in the Central Region have been hospitalised over suspected food poisoning.
According to reports, they complained of stomach upset after consuming a meal and were rushed to the Ajumako Baah Salvation Army Polyclinic.
The incident occurred after some students ate waakye and stew during lunchtime on Tuesday, June 11, 2024.
While some of the affected students are undergoing treatment at the Ajumako Baah Salvation Army Polyclinic, others are receiving medical attention at the Ajumako District Government Hospital.
In an interview with Adom News, Physician Assistant, Daniel Agyeakpor explained that majority of the students are in stable condition and are awaiting lab results to determine the cause of the stomach ache.
Latest Stories
-
OpenAI changes deal with US military after backlash
41 minutes -
Mexican drug lord ‘El Mencho’ buried in golden coffin
51 minutes -
Building gold reserves, losing hospitals? – Finance professor flags 1% GDP cost
1 hour -
My mother’s prophecy fulfilled – Baba Jamal as he heads back to Parliament
4 hours -
Trump ‘does not care’ if Iran play at World Cup
4 hours -
Burna Boy’s associate, Rahman Jago confirms singer converted to Islam
5 hours -
Amazon says drones damaged three facilities in UAE and Bahrain
5 hours -
NDC’s Baba Jamal wins Ayawaso East by-election
5 hours -
Integrity over individuals: Economic Fighters League maintains vote-buying stance in Ayawaso East
5 hours -
How to follow European football
5 hours -
A new dawn: Formula One charges into an unpredictable 2026
6 hours -
Trump threatens to halt trade with Spain over military base access
6 hours -
Trump says US Navy will protect ships in Middle East ‘if necessary’
6 hours -
Ghana shines in GSMA DNSI and DPRI 2025 report due to E-Levy repeal and tech neutrality
7 hours -
NJA College of Education inducts 379 students amidst infrastructure gains and calls for professional discipline
7 hours