5 children fall ill after eating samosas in Mumbai school canteen
Press Trust of India | November 17, 2025 | 05:55 PM IST | 1 min read
Five children after eating samosas from canteen, suffered food poisoning in one of the private schools in Mumbai
Mumbai, Nov 17 (PTI): Five children suffered from food poisoning after eating 'samosas' at the canteen of a private school in Mumbai on Monday afternoon, a civic official said.
The children, aged 10 to 11 years, are the students of a private school in the Indira Nagar area of Ghatkopar. The incident was reported around 2 pm.
The children fell ill after eating 'samosas' in the canteen and were rushed to Rajawadi Hospital, he said.
Three of them took discharge against medical advice after examination, while two girls were undergoing treatment, and their condition is stable, the official said. The Ghatkopar police were conducting a probe into the matter, he added.
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