It is alleged that two Grade 3 boy learners from the school complained of stomach cramps in class and were rushed to Tshepisong Clinic. Unfortunately, after few minutes of receiving medical attention, one learner was certified dead. Accordingly, the surviving learner was transferred to Leratong Hospital for further medical treatment, and he is in stable condition.
“According to information at our disposal, it is alleged that the two learners bought and consumed a pack of biscuits from a local spaza shop in the area.” “We wish to convey our sincerest condolences to the family of the learner, and the greater school community of Onkgopotse Tiro Primary School for their loss. Subsequently, we will dispatch our Psycho-Social Support officials to the school for necessary support. We wish the learner who survived this incident at a speedy recovery,” added Mabona.
“We continue to urge School Governing Bodies , parents and communities at large to be always vigilant towards the food or snacks sold in and around schools. Where it is suspected that the food or snack may have expired, such information should be reported to the local health or police authorities for necessary action,” said the Gauteng Education spokesperson.
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