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Teacher Gave Unapproved Drops to Haifa Students, Sparking Illness and Investigation

Third-grade students in Haifa fell ill with stomachaches and vomiting after a teacher administered unapproved oral drops. Parents were unaware of the substance, its origin, or ingredients, and are demanding answers.

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What happened

  1. 01Third-grade students in Haifa fell ill after a teacher administered unapproved oral drops.
  2. 02Parents were not informed about the drops, their ingredients, or their origin from Georgia.
  3. 03The Ministry of Education handled the matter through disciplinary proceedings.
  4. 04Police have launched an investigation to identify and test the substance given to students.
  5. 05Parents are demanding transparency and are concerned about potential health risks to children.

The Ministry of Education has concluded disciplinary proceedings, while police are investigating to identify and test the drops. The incident has raised significant concerns among parents about student safety and proper protocols.

Translated and summarized by baba from Mako, the latest report. Read Mako’s original

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