Beitar Illit Nursery Closed After Suspected Food Poisoning Affects Toddlers
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
A nursery in Beitar Illit was closed by police after ten toddlers developed allergy-like symptoms, suspected to be caused by food poisoning. Initial checks ruled out gas or chemical leaks. Eight children received medical attention, with three hospitalized but in stable condition. The police have launched an investigation into the incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ten toddlers in a Beitar Illit nursery showed allergy-like symptoms, leading to its closure.
- Police and fire services ruled out gas leaks or chemical poisoning as causes.
- Suspicions now point to food consumption as the source of the reactions.
- Eight children received medical aid, and three were hospitalized with non-serious conditions.
- Police have opened an investigation into the incident.
A nursery in Beitar Illit has been closed by police following an incident where ten toddlers exhibited allergy-like symptoms. Initial investigations by MADA, the police, and the fire department ruled out gas leaks or chemical poisoning. Firefighters conducted measurements that confirmed the absence of hazardous substances on the premises.
Following witness interviews, suspicion shifted to food consumption as the cause of the allergic reactions. Medical personnel provided assistance to eight children under one year old. Three of these children were transported to the hospital, but their condition is not considered serious.
The educational institution remains closed by police order while an investigation is underway. Information regarding the incident has been forwarded to the Ministry of Health.
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