
Leimakhong, Oct 15: Spear Corps, under the aegis of Eastern Command, swiftly responded to a medical emergency involving 12 students from Silviya Bethel High School who accidentally ingested toxic Jatropha scaposa seeds.
The 183 Military Hospital team immediately attended to the students, assessing their symptoms and providing urgent treatment, continuous monitoring, and restorative care. The prompt medical intervention ensured that all affected students are now stable and recovering well.
Eastern Command reiterated its commitment to the safety and well-being of citizens, emphasizing the readiness of its medical facilities to respond effectively to emergencies. The incident also highlighted the importance of awareness regarding the potential hazards of toxic plants, particularly among children.
Authorities have advised schools and parents to educate students about avoiding unknown or potentially harmful seeds and plants to prevent similar accidents in the future.
Leimakhong, Oct 15: Spear Corps, under the aegis of Eastern Command, swiftly responded to a medical emergency involving 12 students from Silviya Bethel High School who accidentally ingested toxic Jatropha scaposa seeds.
The 183 Military Hospital team immediately attended to the students, assessing their symptoms and providing urgent treatment, continuous monitoring, and restorative care. The prompt medical intervention ensured that all affected students are now stable and recovering well.
Eastern Command reiterated its commitment to the safety and well-being of citizens, emphasizing the readiness of its medical facilities to respond effectively to emergencies. The incident also highlighted the importance of awareness regarding the potential hazards of toxic plants, particularly among children.
Authorities have advised schools and parents to educate students about avoiding unknown or potentially harmful seeds and plants to prevent similar accidents in the future.
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