Manuguru, March,10,2026: Three students studying in Class 7 fell ill after a suspected Manuguru BC Gurukul Food Poisoning incident at a BC Gurukul school in Manuguru of Bhadradri Kothagudem district. The affected students were shifted to the local 100 bed government hospital for treatment.
The incident occurred at a BC Gurukul school located in Manuguru town in Bhadradri Kothagudem district of Telangana. According to available information, three girl students studying in the seventh class developed health complications suspected to be linked to food poisoning.
School authorities and local officials responded immediately after the students complained of illness. The three students were transported to the nearby 100 bed government hospital in Manuguru for medical care.
Doctors at the hospital began monitoring the health condition of the students after their admission. Medical staff examined the students and provided the necessary treatment.
Former MLA Rega Kantha Rao reached the hospital soon after learning about the situation. He met the doctors and inquired about the health condition of the students who were admitted following the suspected Manuguru BC Gurukul Food Poisoning incident.
The former legislator spoke with hospital staff to understand the treatment being provided to the students. He reviewed the situation at the hospital and gathered details about their current health status from the attending doctors.
The students continue to remain under medical observation at the hospital as doctors monitor their recovery. Hospital authorities are closely tracking their condition and providing appropriate care.
The incident has drawn attention locally after the three students from the residential BC Gurukul school reported illness and required hospitalization. Officials and medical staff responded quickly to ensure that the students received treatment.
Further updates are expected based on the medical observation of the students and the assessment of their condition by the doctors at the hospital.
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