Mangaluru: Nursing students fall ill – FIR lodged against hostel, hospital administration


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, Feb 7: The college management, parents and police department held a meeting after over 100 students of a private nursing college fell ill following dinner. An FIR was lodged against the hospital administration department and nursing college hostel.

During the meeting, the parents raised issues of quality of food, water and the facilities in the hostel. A parent alleged that there have been repeated food poisoning cases every year, but the management failed to take the issue seriously.

After dinner on February 5, several students started vomiting early morning at 4 am on Monday February 6.

As per Principal Shanthi Lobo, on February 6, students attended classes, but a few students were showing symptoms of vomiting and tiredness. She said, “As many as 20 students were taken to the hospital and were treated and in the evening all of them were discharged. In the night again, over a 100 students fell sick and admitted to hospital.

“The college will be closed down until the situation is rectified. All the problems raised by the parents will be considered seriously and the college will not be opened until the problems are solved. A few students were discharged after they recovered, while more than 20 students are still in hospital and their health is stable,” she said.

The management also said that they will pay the hospital expenses of the students.

ACP South Dhanya said, “The parents have put forward the demands and the problems to the management. The management will address the problems put forward by the parents and rectify the issue. If the management fails to respond or rectify the issue, the police department will come forward to help the parents.”

The parents said, “The incident occurred on February 5 where a few students fell sick. The management failed to inform the parents on time. Even though the students complain about water and food facilities and its quality, the management do not take it seriously.”

On Tuesday February 7 morning, 13 students were admitted to the hospital who were showing symptoms.

The medical team and doctors have visited the hostel and taken the samples of food and water and are waiting for the FSL report. The district administration has instructed the medical team to closely monitor the situation.

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Tue, Feb 07 2023

    Ask the Management to taste the food First ...

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  • Stephen Claude, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 07 2023

    There is no proper hygiene not in practice in Mangalore. Government must implement strict hygiene policy.

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  • True politician, Kudla

    Tue, Feb 07 2023

    What’s the name of college? Why to hide it?.... every one of us has the right to know it.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Tue, Feb 07 2023

    There is supposedly a concentration of paramedical colleges in this area without attached hospitals for practical training; God only knows how they acquired the permission for the same! For me, it appears to be purely money spinning business with a very bad product which will come in the job market to treat people! IMHO, only full fledged hospitals should be given the permission to run any paramedical course so that the students get unhindered exposure to practicals and quality is maintained!

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  • Deshbhakt, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 07 2023

    It's time to mention the name of the hospital. We got to read about it allover.

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  • Manu, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 07 2023

    In the middle of "city"

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