School governing bodies and the department of education were urged on Monday to help ensure that potentially contaminated processed meat is not eaten by school pupils.
The call was made by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).
“It is a matter of fact that many lunch meals in our country include these products which have been declared by the Minister of Health as risky for the spread of listeriosis‚” said party spokesman Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.
Governing bodies and learner representative councils were urged to strictly monitor the sale of food at schools and nearby shops.
“We cannot afford to lose a life‚” said Ndlozi.
“Blame must be placed squarely at the feet of Enterprise Food and Rainbow Chicken for the outbreak. They must be held accountable for spreading disease.”
Retailers have started removing products named as possible culprits in a major outbreak of Listeriosis‚ which has claimed at least 180 lives so far in South Africa.
Schools urged to monitor kids' meals for contaminated meat
School governing bodies and the department of education were urged on Monday to help ensure that potentially contaminated processed meat is not eaten by school pupils.
The call was made by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).
“It is a matter of fact that many lunch meals in our country include these products which have been declared by the Minister of Health as risky for the spread of listeriosis‚” said party spokesman Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.
Governing bodies and learner representative councils were urged to strictly monitor the sale of food at schools and nearby shops.
“We cannot afford to lose a life‚” said Ndlozi.
“Blame must be placed squarely at the feet of Enterprise Food and Rainbow Chicken for the outbreak. They must be held accountable for spreading disease.”
Retailers have started removing products named as possible culprits in a major outbreak of Listeriosis‚ which has claimed at least 180 lives so far in South Africa.
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