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Children take ill

CHENNAI: Fifty-seven children of Udhavum Ullam, the orphanage-cum-old age home located in Lakshmipuram, West Tambaram, were hospitalised Sunday morning after they complained of vomiting and diarrhoea. They were discharged by the evening.

The children suffered from food poisoning after having upma on Saturday night.

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