More than 30 students were reportedly sharing the crisps when some started complaining of nausea and pain.
According to the manufacturer’s website, under-18s are “banned” from eating the crisps, which are “so spicy that they might cause you pain”.
More than 30 students at a Tokyo high school were reportedly sharing the crisps during recess when some started complaining of nausea and acute pain around their mouths. The broadcaster said a male student took the crisps to the school “just for fun” because he had eaten them before and found them “super spicy”.
According to the manufacturer’s website, under-18s are “banned” from eating the crisps, which are “so spicy that they might cause you pain”.
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