Jakarta – Minister of State Secretary (Human Neun) Prasetyo Hadi responded to the rise of hundreds of students in various regions who allegedly experienced poisoning of free nutritional menu (MBG). He argued that his party coordinated with the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) regarding the problem. “In the first place, of course, on behalf of the government and the National Nutrition Agency, we apologized for relocating some cases in some areas, which of course is not something we expect and is not an intentional,” State Minister Prasetyo Hadi said Friday (9/19/19/2025). Browse to continue with the content said that the poisoning case is the subject of government evaluation. He asked related parties to provide medical treatment to the students involved immediately. “Well, of course, this is an evaluation and record material. We have coordinated with BGN, including the local government, because the first is to ensure that the handling in question is as quickly as possible and as good as possible,” he said. Furthermore, pras reminded that these poisoning cases should not be repeated. “Second, of course, evaluation efforts must be made, including mitigation, improvement, so that problems like this do not happen again,” he said. This is known, there were cases of hundreds of students who were believed to have been MBG poisoning in a number of areas recently. Among them took place in Garut and Banggai Islands. The Garut Health Office (Dinkes) unveiled the latest information on the poisoning of students who allegedly ate a free nutrition menu (MBG). The number of poisoning students is currently over 500. “Until now, based on our search, there are 569 people who have symptoms of poisoning,” is Kadinkes Garut Dr. Leli Yuliani reported on Friday (19/9) by Detikjabar. The rise of cases of MBG poisoning also occurred in Banggai Islands Regency, Central Sulawesi (Central -Sulawesi). The primary school pupils in Banggai are believed to be mass poisoning after eating free nutritious food (MBG). Poisoned students are reported more than 250 people. “Our data until this morning about 250 students. Of the number returned 177 after receiving treatment,” AKBP Karurukan Banggai Islands police chief told reporters on Thursday (9/18). The alleged poisoning was experienced by students after eating MBG at school on Wednesday (9/17). They were taken to the hospital immediately after the puskesmas to undergo intensive treatment. The same thing happened to students in Sumbawa until Lamongan. The poisoning case is still being investigated. (FCA/ISA)
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