Indonesia urges probe into student poisoning

The Indonesian National Commission on Human Rights condemned the incident that resulted in poisoning nearly 2,000 students and teachers across three Indonesian islands after they consumed free meals provided by the government as part of a malnutrition eradication program launched by the president last year. The commission called on the police to investigate the sources of the poisoning and demanded the suspension of the kitchens suspected of being responsible. It emphasized that the lack of strict hygiene and safety standards threatens the health of beneficiaries and undermines the legitimacy of efforts to improve nutrition. The incident comes amid uncertainty surrounding the causes of the poisoning, as the National Nutrition Agency postponed a press conference that was scheduled to be held today.

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