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On October 13, 16 students from standards six, seven, and eight were admitted to Shatabdi Hospital in Govandi. The students started vomiting after consuming the mid-day meal provided at the school. Fortunately, there were no fatalities in this incident. BMC officers visited both the school and the hospital to monitor the situation. Samples of the meal were sent to the BMC-run laboratory in Dadar, and the report has been released. Students' swab samples sent to laboratory. The food sent to the BMC-run laboratory revealed no contamination in the meal sample. The report from this examination is now available. Although the report does not mention anything suspicious, swab samples from the students have been sent to a state-run laboratory in Colaba. The report from this laboratory will be available in the next few days, helping to determine the cause of the food poisoning.

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