No toxic substance found in sports drinks linked to students’ illness: police
Hong Kong police have concluded their investigation into the illness of 16 students from Maryknoll Secondary School. The students reported feeling unwell, experiencing symptoms such as dizziness, vomiting, and diarrhea, after consuming free bottles of "Scream" sports drink during a school athletics meet on Tuesday at Hammer Hill Road Sports Ground in Wong Tai Sin.

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AI-generatedHong Kong police have concluded their investigation into the illness of 16 students from Maryknoll Secondary School. The students reported feeling unwell, experiencing symptoms such as dizziness, vomiting, and diarrhea, after consuming free bottles of "Scream" sports drink during a school athletics meet on Tuesday at Hammer Hill Road Sports Ground in Wong Tai Sin. Police examined the bottled drinks and found no foreign or toxic substances. They determined that the reported "pinholes" were likely perforated lines in the plastic wrapping of the bottles.
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4 extractedStudents complained of symptoms including dizziness, vomiting, and diarrhea.
16 students from Maryknoll Secondary School reported feeling unwell after drinking the sports drink.
Police found no foreign or toxic substances in the bottled drink linked to students' illness.
The reported 'pinholes' are likely perforated lines in the plastic wrapping.