Kindergarten students who have fallen into the hair and have been black. I was diagnosed with lead poisoning after eating meals

Provided by kindergarten
Vomiting and dizziness to dental discoloration
In the treatment of 19 children

After eating at a kindergarten in Gansu Province, northwestern China, many children were diagnosed with group lead poisoning, complaining of abnormal symptoms, such as changing the roots of the teeth.

According to local media such as torture news and Hongseong News on the 7th, the blood lead concentration of the students who ate food provided by Tiansui, Gansu Province, has recently exceeded the normal standard.

According to the report, several parents received at the Central Hospital of Xi’an City from July 3 to 4, and most of the child’s blood lead levels were 200-500 µg/L. This is far exceeding 100 µg/L, which is a normal standard. For one student, blood lead levels were 528 µg/L, more than five times the normal level.

In a kindergarten in Gansu Province, northwestern China, students were diagnosed with group lead poisoning. Baidu

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Children had symptoms such as vomiting, dizziness, abdominal pain, and hair loss, and some of the teeth were black. More than 20 people were examined.

Local authorities believe that additives in the kindergarten’s foods in ‘tricycle jujube steamed bun’ and ‘corn sausage roll‘ exceeded the standard.

Kindergarten meal photo. Yonhap News

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Some parents have raised the possibility that the results of the test were manipulated by the general hospital in Tiansuisi, a kindergarten location. “Lead poisoning is important for early diagnosis and treatment,” he said.

At least 19 children were admitted to date, and it was reported that the admiral was treated.

Teachers insist that they are also victims. The nursery teacher only played the role of bringing food to the classroom and distributing it to the children, but he was not involved in the food manufacturing process and did not know that the food was included.

The authorities investigated food and tap water. More than 200 samples are being reviewed by the Gansu Castle Prevention Control Organization.

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