Indonesian groups seek probe into student poisonings
The Indonesian government's program to provide free meals to students has led to mass poisoning incidents, affecting over 2,000 students and teachers across three major Indonesian islands after consuming lunch, due to poor safety and hygiene standards. The National Commission for Human Rights in Indonesia called on the police to investigate the incidents, and the National Nutrition Agency was ordered to suspend the operations of the suspected kitchens. There is currently uncertainty regarding the causes of the poisoning, and the agency is not providing any further explanations at this time.
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