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This information was released by the District 2 Hospital Emergency Department on the night of September 13.
Before that, the number of victims in hospital cases increased continuously.
At 2:00 p.m. on the same day, the hospital registered 29 cases of students from Binh Trung Dong Primary School (District 2) who were hospitalized with symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever.
On the afternoon of September 13, many parents brought their children to District 2 Hospital.
At 5:00 pm the same day, more parents took their children to the hospital for health checks. In particular, two teachers, DTMH (SN 1988) and LTH (SN 1982) who worked at Binh Trung Dong Primary School, were hospitalized due to symptoms of food poisoning.
The doctor monitors the health of pediatric patients.
1 in 2 women with severe signs should be referred to the Department of General Internal Medicine for treatment.
“Currently, the total number of suspected poisoning cases requiring hospitalization is 45 cases, most of them with moderate and mild conditions. The 5 most serious children receive fluids. Solution according to specific symptoms and follow-up“- said the source.
The doctor exploits the child’s medical history.
Most children have mild and moderate symptoms of intoxication.
As previously reported, at noon on September 11, Binh Trung Dong Primary School students had lunch with shrimp cake. After a few hours they had a cheesecake sandwich at school.
When they returned home, many children showed signs of vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea and some children had a fever. On September 12, many parents took their children to the emergency room at District 2 Hospital.
After the follow-up period, some of the students were doing well.
Students eat at Binh Trung Dong Elementary School starting on September 11, but there are no signs of food poisoning until September 12 and 13.
As of this morning (September 13) there were 23 cases of hospitalization for treatment. Most of the children have been transferred from the Emergency Department to the BV Department of Pediatrics for continuous follow-up.
According to a representative from the District 2 Education and Training Department, nearly 100 children from Binh Trung Dong Primary School showed abnormal symptoms.
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