Bihar Mid-Day Meal Shock: Worms Found In Food Served At 75 Schools, Students Refuse To Eat
A major food safety concern was reported in Bihar’s Arwal district after worms were found in meals served to students across 75 schools on Tuesday, triggering anger among children and raising questions over the quality of mid-day meals provided at government institutions. Students refused to eat the food after noticing worms and discarded their plates. Videos from the schools showed children…
In Bihar’s Arwal district, an alarming food safety issue has come to light, leaving students and parents in shock. On Tuesday, worms were discovered in meals provided to over 75 government schools, sparking outrage among children and raising questions about the quality of mid-day meals served in these institutions. Students refused to consume the food, discarding their plates in disgust. Videos from the affected schools depicted children lining up to throw away the contaminated meals into dustbins.
The presence of worms in the food is a serious violation of the standards expected from government schools. Parents and teachers have expressed their concern over the situation, emphasizing that children deserve safe and nutritious meals. The incident has also raised questions about the management and quality control of the mid-day meal program, which is currently overseen by the Royal Manav Mitra Seva Samiti.
The district education officer, Asgar Hussain, has ordered an immediate investigation into the matter. If the probe finds negligence or any other fault, strict action will be taken against the agency involved, according to the applicable rules. The welfare and health of children remain the top priority, Hussain stated firmly.
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