More than 1,700 Indonesian students and teachers sickened this week due to free meals programme
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LASEM, Indonesia, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Another 777 students and teachers contracted food poisoning in Indonesia's Central Java after consuming government-issued free meals, a school principal said on Thursday, bringing the total number of people made ill by the…
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LASEM, Indonesia, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Another 777 students and teachers contracted food poisoning in Indonesia's Central Java after consuming government-issued free meals, a school principal said on Thursday, bringing the total number of people made ill by the…
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