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Society 5 months ago
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Hundreds fall ill after eating govt provided meals, as Prabowo downplays concerns
As of Sunday, education watchdog the Network for Education Watch Indonesia (JPPI) had recorded some 13,168 students having experienced ill effects. The Health Ministry, meanwhile, recorded almost 11,660 victims as of Oct.5.
Society 5 months ago
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Mass poisoning cases surge as free meals continue
At least 11,566 people have suffered from mass food poisoning after consuming government-sanctioned free nutritious meal packages since the program rollout, according to education watchdog group Network for Education Watch Indonesia (JPPI).
Archipelago 5 months ago
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Central Java sets up free meals hotlines after widespread poisoning
As of Oct. 5, Central Java had reported 15 food poisoning outbreaks linked to the government's free meals program, the second-highest number nationwide, behind West Java, which recorded 34 incidents, according to a Health Ministry report.
Society 5 months ago
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Incentives vs. liability: Teachers question free meals role
Teachers have voiced concern over the government’s plan to have them oversee the free nutritious meal program, warning that, despite offered incentives, the added responsibility could distract from teaching and expose them to liability if food safety problems occur.
