Over 360 people have fallen ill in Sragen, Indonesia, after eating school lunches in the country's largest-ever case of food poisoning.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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In the city of Sragen, Indonesia, 365 people have been affected by food poisoning after eating lunch as part of President Prabowo Subianto's free meal program. Suspect foods, including turmeric rice and omelette, are being tested in a laboratory. The government will cover the cost of necessary treatment. The program, intended to reach 83 million beneficiaries, has been marred by previous cases of food poisoning, prompting authorities to raise hygiene standards.
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Indonesia: More than 300 hit by food poisoning after eating free school meals
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