Fire officers rushed to a Moreno Valley center college Wednesday to research the possible overdose of 4 students who had ingested an unknown substance.
The incident was reported shortly after 11:30 a.m. within the 23000 block of Eucalyptus Avenue, in keeping with the Riverside County Fire Department. Emergency responders arrived at Sunnymead Middle School and treated 4 students for unknown signs.
Three students have been transported to an area hospital and a fourth was treated on the scene, in keeping with officers.
There was no instant information in regards to the scholar’s ages or signs.
The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department mentioned they responded to a name of a possible overdose involving students who ingested an unknown substance. The incident is beneath investigation.
School officers didn’t initially report that any students have been overdosing, in keeping with a Moreno Valley Unified School District spokesperson.
Officials requested medical consideration after students consumed an unknown substance on campus, spokesperson Anahi Velasco mentioned in an e-mail. Parents of the affected students have been contacted earlier than they have been transported to the hospital.
This is the most recent in a series of scares at local schools involving possible drug overdoses. In close by Los Angeles, a number of teenagers have overdosed from possible fentanyl-laced drugs, prompting officers to inventory campuses with the overdose reversal drug naloxone.