In a recent visit to the Jeelugumilli Ashram School Hostel, Vaditya Shankar Naik, a member of the State Scheduled Tribes Commission, expressed his concern for the well-being of the students. He directed medical officers to ensure that the students receive optimal medical care for a speedy recovery. Naik’s visit followed reports of students falling ill and receiving treatment at the Jangareddygudem Area Hospital.
During his visit, Naik personally inspected the treatment being provided to the students and engaged with their parents to gather additional details. He assured them that a committee would be formed to investigate the incident thoroughly and provide support to the victims.
Addressing the gathered officials and parents, Shankar Naik emphasized the importance of identifying any lapses that might have led to the incident. He highlighted the possibility of human error in food preparation or the quality of cooking materials, urging authorities to be vigilant in ensuring food safety standards.
Furthermore, Naik directed officials to regularly monitor the health status of the students to prevent similar incidents in the future. His proactive approach underscores the commitment to safeguarding the well-being of students in educational institutions.
By prioritizing the health and safety of students, Vaditya Shankar Naik and the State Scheduled Tribes Commission demonstrate their dedication to promoting a secure learning environment for all.
