The Department of Health in the Free State says investigations are underway following the death of a learner at Tsholetsang Primary School who died on Wednesday after allegedly eating a poisonous substance while at school. sabcnews
The eight-year-old boy died on Wednesday after allegedly eating a poisonous substance while at school.
The eight-year-old boy died on Wednesday after allegedly eating a poisonous substance while at school. Free State Health Spokesperson, Mondli Mvambi, says four of the six are likely to be discharged on Thursday.
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