CRPF trainees complain of food poisoning

June 04, 2011 06:37 pm | Updated 06:37 pm IST - KANNUR:

As many as 47 trainees at the Recruits Training Centre (RTC) of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) at Peringome, near Payyannur, here were admitted to hospital after they developed symptoms of food poisoning on Saturday.

The RTC authorities sprang to action when several trainees, from different parts of the country, complained of nausea and dysentery. They also showed signs of physical exhaustion and were rushed to the hospital at RTC. Some others were taken to the Pariyaram Medical College Hospital (PMCH), sources said. As many as 20 trainees had been admitted there.

The source of food poisoning was being examined. The condition of all those admitted were stable. They were under medical observation, the authorities said. The 111-hectare RTC campus is about 60 km from here.

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