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Hundreds of Iranian students ‘poisoned’ before planned mass protests

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald

Students have accused the government in Tehran of spiking food in university canteens and dormitories to undermine further uprisings.

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Daily Express

Horror as 1,200 university students 'poisoned' on eve of mass protest

Iranian students are continuing the nationwide protests against the regime on the 82nd day of the uprising since the death of Mahsa Amini in September.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Over a thousand Iranian students struck by food poisoning ahead of mass protest

More than a thousand Iranian university students appear to have been poisoned the night before they were to attend mass anti-regime protests being held across the country this week.

1 year ago·Ireland

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Sydney Morning Herald

Hundreds of Iranian students ‘poisoned’ before planned mass protests

Students have accused the government in Tehran of spiking food in university canteens and dormitories to undermine further uprisings.

1 year ago·Sydney, Australia

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New York Post

1,200 Iranian students poisoned ahead of mass protests

Students at Kharazmi and Ark universities experienced vomiting, severe body aches, and hallucinations, the national student union confirmed this week.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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The Telegraph

1,200 university students ‘poisoned’ the night before planned anti-regime protests

Iranian news agency says students were struck down by ‘food poisoning’ which led to them dumping their food onto the streets

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Washington Examiner

Over 1,000 Iranian students suffer 'poisoning' ahead of mass protests

The night before a swell of protests against the Iranian regime was set to take place, 1,200 Iranian university students were struck with food poisoning.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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