A New Jersey college district despatched greater than two dozen prekindergarten college students to the hospital after they drank sanitizer that was in milk cartons.

The Camden Metropolis Faculty District mentioned some milk cartons have been by accident crammed with a "non-toxic consumable sanitizer," in keeping with an announcement posted on Fb.

"No college students are at the moment sick however have been despatched to the hospital as a precaution," the assertion mentioned. Not less than 25 college students have been hospitalized, KYW-TV reported.

The district's announcement fearful the group, with one Fb commenter saying that "your entire high quality system is in query." Though it seems there have been no severe unwanted effects from the sanitizer, the publicity raises issues over how the accident occurred.

The varsity denied to remark to Newsweek as a result of the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

The cartons have been crammed with the sanitizer, sealed and shipped out with the common milk cartons, the assertion mentioned. Since then, the milk has been pulled from the cabinets and won't be served till the college district's investigation has concluded.

Replace 03/30/22, 2:15 p.m. ET: This story was up to date so as to add extra data and background.

Sanitizer in Milk Sends Students to Hospital
Not less than 25 prekindergarten college students in New Jersey needed to go to the hospital after consuming from milk cartons that contained sanitizer. Above, a gaggle of youngsters get on a college bus.Inventory Picture/Getty Pictures