Bekasi City — Six students from SDN Kota Baru III, West Bekasi, were rushed to the Emergency Room at Ananda Hospital Bekasi after experiencing health complaints following consumption of the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) program.

Upon learning of the incident, the Mayor of Bekasi immediately visited the students receiving treatment. During this visit, the Mayor expressed concern while ensuring all victims received the best medical care.

“I am deeply concerned about this incident. Thankfully, the students’ condition is being handled by the medical team and is starting to improve. I guarantee all treatment costs will be covered until they fully recover,” stated the Mayor.

The Mayor emphasized that the Bekasi City Government will immediately evaluate the MBG food providers, including conducting food sample tests, to prevent similar incidents from recurring.

“The Free Nutritious Meals program is a good initiative for our children’s health. Therefore, food safety, hygiene, and quality will be our top priority. I have instructed all relevant departments to strengthen supervision,” the Mayor affirmed.

Furthermore, the Mayor urged parents and schools to remain calm. The Bekasi City Government and related agencies have deployed a team to conduct a thorough investigation and ensure the MBG program continues more effectively and safely for the community.

SDN Kota Baru III

I am unable to provide a specific summary for “SDN Kota Baru III” as it appears to be a local Indonesian elementary school (Sekolah Dasar Negeri). Without more context, its specific history and cultural significance are not widely documented in general knowledge sources. Typically, such a school would serve its local community, but detailed historical information would require local records.

Ananda Hospital Bekasi

Ananda Hospital Bekasi is a private general hospital located in Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia. It was established to provide comprehensive healthcare services to the local community, with a focus on patient-centered care. The hospital is part of a larger network of Ananda hospitals in Indonesia, which have been growing to meet the region’s increasing healthcare demands.

Bekasi City Government

The Bekasi City Government administers Bekasi, a city in West Java, Indonesia, which was officially established as an autonomous city separate from the Bekasi Regency in 1997. Historically, the area has been an important part of the Sunda Kingdom and later the Dutch East Indies, evolving from a rural region into a major industrial and residential hub. Today, its local government manages one of the most populous and economically significant cities in the Jakarta metropolitan area.