Shitgapore preschool food poisoning again

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16 pupils at Eunos pre-school down with food poisoning symptoms​

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MapleBear Eunos has carried out disinfection misting in all affected classrooms and across the building’s third level.

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Published Mar 13, 2026, 05:10 PM
Updated Mar 13, 2026, 08:17 PM

SINGAPORE – Some 16 pupils from a pre-school in Eunos have fallen sick, showing symptoms of food poisoning on March 11.

In a media reply, SATS Food Services, the catering provider for MapleBear Kids Adventure Place in Eunos, said it is aware that 16 of the school’s pupils have “experienced symptoms of food poisoning after consuming food at the pre-school” on March 11.

It added that it supplied 96 lunch meals to the pre-school on March 11, and that these meals were from a batch of 2,188 meals prepared that were also served at other schools on the same day.

“To date, we have not received reports of any issues with the meals from other schools,” SATS said.

“We understand from MapleBear Eunos that apart from lunch provided by SATS, students there also consumed snacks, such as cheese sandwiches, at teatime on (March 11),” said the company. These sandwiches were prepared in-house, SATS added.

It said its meals are planned, prepared and delivered “under stringent food safety protocols”, and that it has taken food samples from the batch of meals served on March 11 for laboratory testing.

In a note on March 12 to parents, seen by The Straits Times, the pre-school said eight children from one of its classes were diagnosed with food poisoning, while seven children and two teachers were diagnosed with stomach flu. Four other cases were pending doctors’ diagnoses.

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The pre-school added that the results of SATS’ laboratory testing of the food samples are expected in two or three working days, and it has temporarily arranged for a person to prepare the children’s lunch in school until then.

This person has a food safety certificate, and the pre-school said it would ensure that “all food preparation follows proper food safety practices”.

The pre-school has carried out disinfection misting in all affected classrooms and across the building’s third level. It has also disinfected toys, teaching materials and learning resources, among other measures.

The Straits Times has contacted the Early Childhood Development Agency, the Singapore Food Agency and MapleBear for more information.

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[laksaboy]

In a media reply, SATS Food Services, the catering provider for MapleBear Kids Adventure Place in Eunos, said it is aware that 16 of the school’s pupils have “experienced symptoms of food poisoning after consuming food at the pre-school” on March 11.

Have fun with your F&B crony 'central kitchen' system.

A kindergarten is not a SAF cookhouse. In a SAF cookhouse, on the spot cook, on the spot serve, minimal contamination from food handling and transport.

 

[tobelightlight]

Sue the school and the central kitchen.

 

[eatshitndie]

getting award for lau sai hub?

 

[Si1verwolf]

There have already been so many food poisoning cases involving this central kitchen model's pre-cooked meals.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...-until-sota-food-poisoning-probe-is-completed

But the useless eaters inside the government still insist on pushing this through.

Where's the decency and common sense? You mass cook the food hours before in a factory somewhere in Tuas or wherever, and while the food is still hot it's put into plastic containers and covered with cellophane wrap. FOR SURE bacteria will be cultured.

The children eat it hours later. FOR SURE the children will get food poisoning. Those who don't are lucky this time but maybe not the next time. It's a game of Russian Roulette.

How can food prepared this central kitchen way ever be safer and taste better than food cooked and served on the spot in the school tuckshop?

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...-pre-school-down-with-food-poisoning-symptoms

16 pupils at Eunos pre-school down with food poisoning symptoms​

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MapleBear Eunos has carried out disinfection misting in all affected classrooms and across the building’s third level.

ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI


Published Mar 13, 2026, 05:10 PM
Updated Mar 13, 2026, 08:17 PM

SINGAPORE – Some 16 pupils from a pre-school in Eunos have fallen sick, showing symptoms of food poisoning on March 11.

In a media reply, SATS Food Services, the catering provider for MapleBear Kids Adventure Place in Eunos, said it is aware that 16 of the school’s pupils have “experienced symptoms of food poisoning after consuming food at the pre-school” on March 11.

It added that it supplied 96 lunch meals to the pre-school on March 11, and that these meals were from a batch of 2,188 meals prepared that were also served at other schools on the same day.

“To date, we have not received reports of any issues with the meals from other schools,” SATS said.

“We understand from MapleBear Eunos that apart from lunch provided by SATS, students there also consumed snacks, such as cheese sandwiches, at teatime on (March 11),” said the company. These sandwiches were prepared in-house, SATS added.

It said its meals are planned, prepared and delivered “under stringent food safety protocols”, and that it has taken food samples from the batch of meals served on March 11 for laboratory testing.

In a note on March 12 to parents, seen by The Straits Times, the pre-school said eight children from one of its classes were diagnosed with food poisoning, while seven children and two teachers were diagnosed with stomach flu. Four other cases were pending doctors’ diagnoses.

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The pre-school added that the results of SATS’ laboratory testing of the food samples are expected in two or three working days, and it has temporarily arranged for a person to prepare the children’s lunch in school until then.

This person has a food safety certificate, and the pre-school said it would ensure that “all food preparation follows proper food safety practices”.

The pre-school has carried out disinfection misting in all affected classrooms and across the building’s third level. It has also disinfected toys, teaching materials and learning resources, among other measures.

The Straits Times has contacted the Early Childhood Development Agency, the Singapore Food Agency and MapleBear for more information.

More on this topic​

Viruses, bacterial toxins possible causes of food poisoning in E-Bridge case, say analysts​

From pre-school food to Total Defence meals: A look at Singapore’s 2025 gastroenteritis outbreaks​

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Food hygiene/safety
Children and youth




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[millim6868]

Lol,they ask for it

 

[Balls2U]

Do small farts at pre-school wear diapers?

 

[Sustanon]

inside the food got sai bacteria tio bo lol....