H1N1 Scare In Bengaluru: 500+ Students, 21 Staff Fall Ill At Clarence High School; 2 Cases Confirmed, Campus Shut Till Aug 18
· Free Press Journal
Bengaluru: More than 500 students and 21 staff members of Clarence High School in Richards Town are reportedly down with fever, cold, cough and body aches, following a severe seasonal flu-like illness outbreak.
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The school has also raised concerns about the presence of several street food and other venders operating outside its premises, alleging that unhygienic conditions and waste accumulation could pose additional health and safety risk to students. The school also accused the vendors of blocking its kindergarten gates on Clarke Road and causing waste accumulation and a kebab vendor operating near thePottery Road-John Armstrong Road junction was causing persistent waste and other sanitation concerns.
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