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Students of Baylisina University in Hamadan started a protest on Monday, October 12, 1405, about the "poor quality of food and poisoning" of some students. According to some reports, a number of students were "poisoned" in the girls' dormitory and some were taken to the hospital. The public relations of this university announced that "all the students who visited the hospital have been released". According to this report, "Preliminary investigations so far have not confirmed the connection of these symptoms with a specific cause, and the cause of the appearance of such digestive symptoms is under investigation." The quality of student food in Iran has been in the news many times. In the past, students of several other universities have started similar demonstrations in protest against the poor quality of the food and the poisoning.

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Students of Baylisina University in Hamadan started a protest on Monday, October 12, 1405, about the "poor quality of food and poisoning" of some students. According to some reports, a number of students were "poisoned" in the girls' dormitory and some were taken to the hospital. The public relations of this university announced that "all the students who visited the hospital have been released". According to this report, "Preliminary investigations so far have not confirmed the connection of these symptoms with a specific cause, and the cause of the appearance of such digestive symptoms is under investigation." The quality of student food in Iran has been in the news many times. In the past, students of several other universities have started similar demonstrations in protest against the poor quality of the food and the poisoning.

Students of Baylisina University in Hamadan started a protest on Monday, October 12, 1405, about the "poor quality of food and poisoning" of some students. According to some reports, a number of students were "poisoned" in the girls' dormitory and some were taken to the hospital. The public relations of this university announced that "all the students who visited the hospital have been released". According to this report, "Preliminary investigations so far have not confirmed the connection of these symptoms with a specific cause, and the cause of the appearance of such digestive symptoms is under investigation." The quality of student food in Iran has been in the news many times. In the past, students of several other universities have started similar demonstrations in protest against the poor quality of the food and the poisoning.