Following the death of a 7-year-old student at a Palghar ashram school, authorities launched a health screening drive for students. Medical teams collected blood, throat swabs and water samples, while hygiene and medical arrangements were reviewed. Thirty students remain under observation.
Palghar: Days after the death of a 7‑year‑old student of a residential school in Maharashtra’s Palghar, authorities launched a health screening drive to assess students’ condition and reviewed hygiene and other arrangements, officials said.
Following the incident, 30 students from the school showing symptoms of cold, cough and fever were kept under observation at different hospitals in the district, they said.
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