Vendors called upon to respect sanitary norms
Some students who have had to be hospitalized after the consuming poorly cooked food have been told to abstain and watch out for foodstuff of doubtful quality which has inundated schools.
Some traders do not wear aprons and some distribute food with their bare hands without using gloves
According to the principal of Government High school Esseka, Mr. Pek says at his level dispositions have been put in place to make sure that all foodstuff brought to the school are wrapped in plastic bags or are firmly closed in buckets .
Directors of Certain schools have decided to call vendors to order, asking them to respect prescriptions by the ministry of secondary education.
A 2012 research carried out by a team headed by Dr Nobert Tohnain Lengha revealed that most students and pupils suffer from stomach disorder because of poorly cooked food.
