The soldiers, who showed the symptoms of digestive disorders, were sent to hospital in non-life-threatening condition, according to the press service of the Western Territorial Office of the National Guard on Facebook.
Over 300 people consumed food at the canteen of the military facility and it was not immediately clear what caused the poisoning, it said.
vanguardngr I do not expect information against military personnel should be this loose. Most information about our military should be secretive, expect few that is given to the public, but we seem to be naive about these things.
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