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Sa isang media interaction sa Dumaguete City pagkaraang bumisita sa Bohol, sinabi ng Pangulo na inatasan na niya ang mga awtoridad ng pulisya na makipag-ugnayan sa mga health authorities para busisiing mabuti kung paano nangyari ang trahedya.


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                    [Summary] => Thirty elementary school children died of food poisoning yesterday after eating a native delicacy made from cassava flour at the San Jose Elementary School in Mabini town, Bohol. 


San Jose Vice Mayor Ester Tabigi said authorities had not yet determined exactly how many children had fallen ill, but at least 50 were still in critical condition last night in various hospitals in the nearby towns of Ubay and Talibon. Some children were brought as far as the provincial capital of Tagbilaran City, some 100 kilometers from Mabini.


Reports said the children, mostly second  and third-grade pupils, started complaining of stomach pains and dizziness right after eating the cassava cake, known locally as maruya, during the morning recess at around 10:30.


"At 12 noon, teachers started to send victims to hospitals for treatment. Unfortunately, many of them failed to make it," said Philip Puderanan, public information officer of the Bohol Municipal Hall.
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Sa isang media interaction sa Dumaguete City pagkaraang bumisita sa Bohol, sinabi ng Pangulo na inatasan na niya ang mga awtoridad ng pulisya na makipag-ugnayan sa mga health authorities para busisiing mabuti kung paano nangyari ang trahedya.


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San Jose Vice Mayor Ester Tabigi said authorities had not yet determined exactly how many children had fallen ill, but at least 50 were still in critical condition last night in various hospitals in the nearby towns of Ubay and Talibon. Some children were brought as far as the provincial capital of Tagbilaran City, some 100 kilometers from Mabini.


Reports said the children, mostly second  and third-grade pupils, started complaining of stomach pains and dizziness right after eating the cassava cake, known locally as maruya, during the morning recess at around 10:30.


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State of calamity sa Bohol

March 11, 2005 - 12:00am

Nagdeklara kahapon si Pangulong Arroyo ng State of Calamity sa bayan ng Mabini sa Bohol kasunod ng pagkamatay ng 30 elementary student matapos kumain ng maruyang balinghoy o cassava cake. Sa isang media interaction...

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Cassava kills 30 kids in Bohol

By Jose P. Sollano | March 10, 2005 - 12:00am

Thirty elementary school children died of food poisoning yesterday after eating a native delicacy made from cassava flour at the San Jose Elementary School in Mabini town, Bohol. San Jose Vice Mayor Ester Tabigi...

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