Over 70 pupils treated for food poisoning

The Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital in Cape Town.
Spaza shop in Soweto.
Middelburg farmer Reinardt  Steyn and his two co-accused.
Spaza shop in Soweto.
Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Communications, and Digital Technologies Khusela Diko 
Family representative Sibongile Segalo
Spaza shop in Soweto.
Computer illustration of Vibrio cholerae bacteria.
GDE spokesperson Steve Mabona 
JOHANNESBURG – The Gauteng Health Department has confirmed that over 70 pupils from various schools on the West Rand who were treated for food poison have been discharged from Carletonville District Hospital.
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The affected pupils were at a matric camp at Fochville Secondary School.
Steve Mabona, said “The hospital confirmed that they are finalising the process of having the food samples just to do necessary tests.”
“But they also confirmed they have taken blood samples as well from learners. As soon as the results are out, they should be in a position to give us that update.”