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2,000 cases of suspected food poisoning from Indonesia's free school meals
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What happenedThe outbreaks are the latest setback for the program, which has been rolled out across the archipelago despite repeated food poisoning incidents and corruption allegations.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Nearly 2,000 people fall ill in suspected food poisoning in Indonesia". The center frames it as "2,000 cases of suspected food poisoning from Indonesia's free school meals".
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Left / center-leftNearly 2,000 people fall ill in suspected food poisoning in Indonesia
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2,000 cases of suspected food poisoning from Indonesia's free school meals
The outbreaks are the latest setback for the program, which has been rolled out across the archipelago despite repeated food poisoning incidents and corruption allegations.
Nearly 2,000 people fall ill in suspected food poisoning in Indonesia
Nearly 2,000 people, most of them students, have fallen ill in suspected food poisoning outbreaks linked to Indonesia’s Free Nutritious Meals program between Sept. 1 and Sept. 3
