Health authorities probe possible food poisoning cluster at police college
Health authorities are investigating a possible food poisoning cluster affecting 53 trainees, aged 20 to 40, at the Hong Kong Police College. Since Thursday evening, the trainees have experienced symptoms including abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and fever.

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AI-generatedHealth authorities are investigating a possible food poisoning cluster affecting 53 trainees, aged 20 to 40, at the Hong Kong Police College. Since Thursday evening, the trainees have experienced symptoms including abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and fever. The Centre for Health Protection was notified on Friday after college staff observed trainees displaying symptoms of acute gastroenteritis. The police college has reminded its staff and trainees to maintain vigilance regarding personal, environmental, and food hygiene. The Department of Health is currently investigating the cause of the outbreak.
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5 extractedThe college has reminded its staff and trainees to be vigilant regarding hygiene.
The college notified the Centre for Health Protection on Friday after some trainees displayed symptoms.
48 male and five female trainees, aged 20 to 40, developed symptoms of abdominal pain, diarrhoea, vomiting and fever since Thursday evening.
The institute where the incident occurred is the police college.
53 trainees, understood to be from the Hong Kong Police College, have been affected by a potential food poisoning cluster.