78 students fall ill in Sangrur govt school: Focus to be on quality of food, says Bains
Hindustan TimesTwo days after 78 students of a government meritorious school falling ill, Punjab education minister Harjot Bains asserted on Monday that they would now give more importance to the quality of food, rather than its cost, served at the meritorious schools across the state. Bains said that the food contractor concerned, who has already been arrested, was providing three meals a day for ₹ 79 per student A total of 78 students of a government meritorious school in Sangrur had fallen ill on Saturday, allegedly because of poor quality food served there. Bains said that the food contractor concerned, who has already been arrested, was providing three meals a day for ₹79 per student. DC orders food checking in educational institutes Patiala deputy commissioner Sakshi Sawhney has ordered checking of the food that is served in canteens and hostel messes of the various educational institutions.