11 children after chemistry class was in the hospital

On 12th of December in the Almaty region, in one school, in chemistry class the poisoning occurred 11 children, they were in the hospital.

'To the hospital of the village Karakemer immediately came a group of children with a complaint of nausea, dizziness and abdominal pain, there were 11. The students of 7th B class' - told in the hospital

Several of them got a rash, the other two experienced seizures. Accompanied by an ambulance the ambulance took them to TSRB

'In the waiting room of the children examined, took their tests and washings from the stomach, held a symptomatic treatment, EKG, abdominal ultrasound. Consultations carried out pediatric cardiologist, ENT, neurologist, psychologist', – said the press service of the Department of health.

In children suspected poisoning with chemical substances, but later the diagnosis removed, as they all became better the next day. The provincial Department of health reported that all students have been discharged.

The Director of the village school named Orynbekova Ball Kalikova reported that the year 7 'B' was carried out on the chemistry lesson experience with phosphorus, but felt bad later.

'All these symptoms they were already in the second lesson on mathematics. The children were given experience with phosphorus, but in chemistry class they do not feel ill. After them another class in the same office spent exactly the same experience with the same medications and no problems with health they have not been', – said the Director of the school.

She added that the cause of illness 11 children out.

'All the children now at home. No chemical toxicity was not', said Ball Kalykova.

The Department of public health reported that they conduct investigation of the incident.

'The Department appreciates the sanitary condition of the school and compliance of the Cabinet of chemistry, sanitary rules, including ventilation, storage and use of chemical reagents, medical care at school. Also conducted laboratory studies of the air of the Cabinet for the presence of harmful chemicals', the message reads.