CNA - SOTA students get food poisoning after consuming ready-to-eat meals in Total Defence exercise

[misterGomez]

as expected, you cannot expect anything. PAP got to go man, why not vote them out?? daily eating the same food you not sian ah?

 

[carey]

i mean i wonder how much Pesticides, growth hormone, chemical they added to the food, so i wonder how safe is it.

Every country has their own crooks who would pull a fast one to get rich bah

The only safe food would be those we plant and rear on our own farms

 

[perfectlight]

Imagine 200-300 passengers in a plane in mid air vying for the limited toilets. And like the ByteDance incident, no toilet available, all vomit and laosai inside the cabin.

Seems like SATS trying to increase it's public image and now tio backfire.

then toh alr. SATS better buckup safety

 

[iluvchickenwing]

shd compensate those LS kids with cdc vouchers. need to eat more nutritious food now.

 

[KosmoKramer]

I eat 7-11 microwave food, boh dai ji leh

 

[yperic]

A national preparedness initiative involving ready-to-eat meals was suspended on Thursday (Feb 20), after at least 20 students from the School of the Arts (SOTA) developed gastroenteritis symptoms after consuming the food. The ready-to-eat meals were originally intended to be distributed to over 100,000 students and teachers from more than 90 schools as part of this year's Total Defence Exercise. https://cna.asia/4k6uNbx

 

[yperic]

A national food resilience exercise has been paused, after 20 School of the Arts (SOTA) students developed food poisoning. The ready-to-eat meals were part of a Total Defence drill, and distributed to schools islandwide. As of Feb 20, authorities and caterer SATS say the issue remains isolated to SOTA. Experts point to possible lapses in transportation or storage, as Sherlyn Seah reports.

 

[coutuser]

If like that, got chance next time will ask you pack adult pampers into the full pack.

In war time, there will be blood, injuries, etc.
"Dirty" will be the least of your concerns.

ship biscuit

If give students eat so cheap how SATS make money.
During WW2 my grandparents ate canned food and tapioca.

 

[waiken]

In war time, there will be blood, injuries, etc.
"Dirty" will be the least of your concerns.

If give students eat so cheap how SATS make money.
During WW2 my grandparents ate canned food and tapioca.

oso jiak wild veg n tree bark

 

[The_King]

In war time, there will be blood, injuries, etc.
"Dirty" will be the least of your concerns.

If give students eat so cheap how SATS make money.
During WW2 my grandparents ate canned food and tapioca.

if it about money, then so be it


heng i learn from USDA

 

[hardindex]

Cooked food to be stored for 8mths.. people incharge of this are plain stupid
Ministers also no brain to keep this project


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