13 children hospitalized after mistakenly eating edibles at New Jersey YMCA summer camp
13 children became ill after mistakenly consuming mushroom-laced edibles they believed were candy at a YMCA summer camp in New Jersey. Gorab, one camper shared the edibles with other children, who were between the ages of 10 and 13, without the “knowledge or consent” of the organization. After staff noticed several campers having an “adverse reaction,” employees at the East Orange YMCA summer camp contacted emergency medical services, police, and the parents of the affected children.
- ▪13 children became ill after mistakenly consuming mushroom-laced edibles they believed were candy at a YMCA summer camp in New Jersey.
- ▪Gorab, one camper shared the edibles with other children, who were between the ages of 10 and 13, without the “knowledge or consent” of the organization.
- ▪After staff noticed several campers having an “adverse reaction,” employees at the East Orange YMCA summer camp contacted emergency medical services, police, and the parents of the affected children.
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13 children became ill after mistakenly consuming mushroom-laced edibles they believed were candy at a YMCA summer camp in New Jersey. According to YMCA spokesman Richard K. Gorab, one camper shared the edibles with other children, who were between the ages of 10 and 13, without the “knowledge or consent” of the organization. After staff noticed several campers having an “adverse reaction,” employees at the East Orange YMCA summer camp contacted emergency medical services, police, and the parents of the affected children. “The safety of every child in our care is our highest priority,” Gorab said, according to The New York Times. He added that YMCA policy prohibits children from sharing food at camp with one another. The edibles were reportedly chocolate and laced with mushrooms.
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