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Economic Times
16 hours ago
- Economic Times
Maryvale High School Stabbing in Phoenix: Here's what happened, current update about situation at school and victims
Maryvale High School stabbing in Phoenix on Tuesday morning led to two students being hospitalized and the campus placed on lockdown. Police quickly responded to the incident and secured the school. One victim sustained life-threatening injuries, while another was reported with non-life-threatening Maryvale High School stabbing happened shortly after 11 a.m. at the campus near 59th Avenue and Osborn Road. The fight between students escalated and led to two people being injured. One student has died, ABC15 report said citing sources. There are no ongoing threats. — CitizenApp (@CitizenApp) Phoenix Police confirmed that both victims were transported to the hospital. One remained in serious condition with life-threatening injuries, while the other had non-life-threatening injuries. Also Read: Alien: Earth Episode 3: How to watch for free? Here's release date, time, what to expect, cast, where to watch on TV and stream online Officers arrived at Maryvale High School following reports of the stabbing. They secured the area and confirmed there was no ongoing threat to students or staff. — PhoenixPolice (@PhoenixPolice) The campus was briefly placed on lockdown before being cleared. Police encouraged parents to follow school directions regarding student release. Officials later stated that the campus was safe after the incident.A Phoenix Union High School District board member issued a public message following the Maryvale High School stabbing. The member expressed support for students, families, and staff affected by the violence. Maryvale High School has not yet released an official statement. Also Read: Hurricane Erin Update: How to stay safe amid rip currents warning? Here's all about evacuation areas, beach closures and rescue operations Videos from the scene of the Maryvale High School stabbing circulated online, showing a large police presence and crime-scene tape around the campus. Social media users discussed school safety and concerns about violence in the area. — FordHatchett (@FordHatchett) Police have not released the identities of the two people injured in the Maryvale High School stabbing. The reason behind the fight has not been confirmed. — rdavisfox10 (@rdavisfox10) Authorities stated the investigation is ongoing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Police reassured the community that the school remains safe following the incident. What happened in the Maryvale High School stabbing? Two students were injured during a fight at Maryvale High School in Phoenix. One had life-threatening injuries, and the other suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Is Maryvale High School safe after the stabbing? Police secured the campus after the stabbing. They confirmed there was no ongoing threat to students or staff, and the school resumed safety procedures after lockdown.
Economic Times
19 hours ago
- Health
- Economic Times
Walmart Radioactive Frozen Shrimp: Here's FDA warning, Great Value frozen raw shrimp products recall, lot codes, list of affected states
Reuters Walmart radioactive frozen shrimp warning issued after FDA detects Cesium-137 contamination in imported seafood. Walmart radioactive frozen shrimp has been linked to a food safety warning from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The agency confirmed Cesium-137 contamination in shipments from Indonesia's BMS Foods. Consumers across several US states are urged not to eat certain Great Value frozen shrimp products sold at Walmart FDA said US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) found Cesium-137 contamination in shipping containers at ports in Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, and Savannah. The FDA tested shrimp samples and confirmed one positive case involving breaded shrimp from BMS Foods in Indonesia. Containers testing positive were denied entry into the U.S. Also Read: Alien: Earth Episode 3: How to watch for free? Here's release date, time, what to expect, cast, where to watch on TV and stream online The FDA advised recalling all BMS Foods shrimp shipments sent after positive detections. Even though not all tested positive, precautions were recommended. Consumers were told not to eat these Great Value frozen raw shrimp products sold at Walmart: Lot code 8005540-1, Best by 3/15/2027 Lot code 8005538-1, Best by 3/15/2027 Lot code 8005539-1, Best by 3/15/2027 These products were sold in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia. The FDA said none of the shrimp tested above the official intervention level for Cesium-137, which is 1200 Bq/kg. However, exposure to even low levels over long periods may increase health risks. Cesium-137 is a radioactive metal used in medical equipment and gauges. Long-term contact may damage DNA in human cells and raise cancer risks. Also Read: Peacemaker Season 2: Release date, cast, storyline, complete episode schedule, where to watch in US and UK The FDA urged consumers to throw away affected Great Value shrimp and avoid serving or eating it. People concerned about exposure should consult healthcare providers. The FDA continues to work with Indonesian authorities to investigate contamination sources and ensure food safety. What should consumers do about Walmart radioactive frozen shrimp? Consumers should dispose of Great Value shrimp with the listed lot codes and dates. Do not eat or serve it. Seek medical advice if worried about exposure. Why is Cesium-137 contamination in shrimp dangerous? Cesium-137 is radioactive and long-term exposure can damage DNA, raising cancer risks. It may enter shrimp through contaminated environments or shipping processes, requiring strict safety monitoring.
Time of India
19 hours ago
- Health
- Time of India
Walmart Radioactive Frozen Shrimp: Here's FDA warning, Great Value frozen raw shrimp products recall, lot codes, list of affected states
Walmart radioactive frozen shrimp has been linked to a food safety warning from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The agency confirmed Cesium-137 contamination in shipments from Indonesia's BMS Foods. Consumers across several US states are urged not to eat certain Great Value frozen shrimp products sold at Walmart stores. Walmart Radioactive Frozen Shrimp Detection Process The FDA said US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) found Cesium-137 contamination in shipping containers at ports in Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, and Savannah. The FDA tested shrimp samples and confirmed one positive case involving breaded shrimp from BMS Foods in Indonesia. Containers testing positive were denied entry into the U.S. Also Read: Alien: Earth Episode 3: How to watch for free? Here's release date, time, what to expect, cast, where to watch on TV and stream online Walmart Radioactive Frozen Shrimp Products Recall and List of Affected States The FDA advised recalling all BMS Foods shrimp shipments sent after positive detections. Even though not all tested positive, precautions were recommended. Consumers were told not to eat these Great Value frozen raw shrimp products sold at Walmart: Lot code 8005540-1, Best by 3/15/2027 Lot code 8005538-1, Best by 3/15/2027 Lot code 8005539-1, Best by 3/15/2027 Live Events These products were sold in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia. Walmart Radioactive Frozen Shrimp Health Concerns The FDA said none of the shrimp tested above the official intervention level for Cesium-137, which is 1200 Bq/kg. However, exposure to even low levels over long periods may increase health risks. Cesium-137 is a radioactive metal used in medical equipment and gauges. Long-term contact may damage DNA in human cells and raise cancer risks. Also Read: Peacemaker Season 2: Release date, cast, storyline, complete episode schedule, where to watch in US and UK Walmart Radioactive Frozen Shrimp: FDA Advice The FDA urged consumers to throw away affected Great Value shrimp and avoid serving or eating it. People concerned about exposure should consult healthcare providers. The FDA continues to work with Indonesian authorities to investigate contamination sources and ensure food safety. FAQs What should consumers do about Walmart radioactive frozen shrimp? Consumers should dispose of Great Value shrimp with the listed lot codes and dates. Do not eat or serve it. Seek medical advice if worried about exposure. Why is Cesium-137 contamination in shrimp dangerous? Cesium-137 is radioactive and long-term exposure can damage DNA, raising cancer risks. It may enter shrimp through contaminated environments or shipping processes, requiring strict safety monitoring.
