CTA: www.tibet.net
Tashi Delek & Welcome to Tibet.Net - the official website of the Central Tibetan Administration.      |      Special features: Sino-Tibetan Dialogue; Worldwide Tibet Movement; Environment & Development Issues; DIIR Publications; TibetFlash; Press Releases; Statements; Announcements.      |      And links to official website in eight other languages.      |      Send your comments and suggestions to the Editor, Tibet.Net, at tneditor@gov.tibet.net      |      NOTICE: Tibetan Freedom, Sheja and Tibetan Bulletin readers can now pay their subscription or donation to the concerned Offices of Tibet in your region. This arrangement shall not apply to subscribers in India. For contact addresses of Offices of Tibet, click here.

Tashi Delek
Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Judiciary
Legislature
Executive
TibetFlash Archive
Press Releases
Latest DIIR Publication
Environment and Development in Tibet: A crucial Issue (2008)
Latest Issues
Tibetan Bulletin
Tibetan Health 
Announcements
Photo Gallery
Latest Photo Gallery


No Food Poisoning In School: Principal

Dharamsala 16 September: With the television channels reporting an alleged food poisoning in Sherab Gatsel school known widely as Sogar Lopta, Mr. Yonten Norbu, the principal of the school said that food poisoning was not the reason for the hospitalisation of some students of the school.

According to Mr. Norbu, the media reports on television have blown the matter out of proportion.

"We have only 590 students in total and the reports on the television say that more 600 students of our school have been taken to hospital due to food poisoning, this is ridiculous."

Mr. Yonten told this reporter that 21 students have been admitted to the Zonal Hospital while five students are being treated at the Delek hospital. He also said that food and hygiene specialist from the Zonal hospital had visited the school to examine the food and water of the school and that it was found out that food poisoning was not the cause.

Mr. Yonten said that most of the 26 students were having diarrhoea and that it could have been caused by eating foods from outside hawkers.

None of the 26 students are in serious condition, says Mr. Yonten. "Our concern at the moment is to ensure a swift recovery of the ill students and false media reports only hinder our effort".

Mr. Yonten said that there is nothing to worry about and that it was no less than a storm in a teacup.


TibetFlash Archive
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001

DISCLAIMER : Please note that this site provides information of CTA Departments/Offices/Institutes. The contents are owned by the respective offices and they may be contacted for any further information or suggestion.

Tibetan Computing Resource Centre: