司法 · 幼儿园铅中毒中国幼儿园经营者因给儿童提供有毒食品被判无期徒刑文字 2026年10月18日 UTC 01:42观看文字实录0:07A kindergarten served sausage rolls containing 1,340 milligrams of lead per0:12kilogram.0:12The operator has received a life sentence, and five others are going to prison.0:17More than 200 children were affected.0:19The case exposes how toxic pigment entered everyday meals, and how medical0:24safeguards failed to stop the exposure.0:26Heshi, Payson kindergarten, served the meals in Tian Shui's Maiji district in Gansu0:31Province.0:32Lanzhou Intermediate People's Court sentenced the six defendants on October 16,0:362026.0:37All were convicted of producing and selling toxic or harmful food.0:41The court found that operator Lif Huifeng and executive principal Zhu Jinglin0:46directed or arranged for kitchen workers to add toxic non-food ingredients.0:50Children and employees ate the food.0:52The court described the circumstances as particularly serious.0:55Lily received life imprisonment and lost her political rights for life.0:59The court ordered confiscation of 500,000 yuan in personal property.1:04Zhu received 15 years in prison and a separate 300,000 yuan fine.1:09The four kitchen workers are Niu Aiyuan, Wen Yafang, He Zhuxia, and N Chunling.1:14Their prison terms range from six to eight years, and each received a fine.1:18The court announcement gives the range without assigning an individual term or fine1:22amount to each worker.1:23Zhu wanted brighter-looking meals to attract students.1:26Provincial investigators traced that decision to early 2024.1:30Li agreed.1:31A cook was told to buy pigment, and photographs and videos of the food circulated1:35for promotion.1:36He Zhuxia bought pigment online on April 23rd, 2024, and again on February 20,1:422025.1:43The purchases included 1,200 grams of yellow, 1,000 grams of red, and 900 grams1:49of green.1:50Yellow and red cost 6.12 yuan per 100 grams.1:54Green cost 6.88 yuan.1:57The packaging explicitly warned that the pigments weren't edible.2:00Ni Yu and Wen mixed them into flour for corn sausage rolls and three color red date2:05steamed cakes.2:06From May 2024 until the incident, These foods were served about six times a month.2:11Children and staff received those meals.2:13That frequency doesn't tell us how much any one person ate.2:16When police entered the kindergarten on July 1st, 2025, he and Anne hid the2:20remaining pigments.2:22Police recovered them two days later: 458 grams of red, 57 grams of yellow, and2:28444 grams of green.2:29The national food limit was half a milligram of lead per kilogram.2:34A retained breakfast cake contained 1052 milligrams per kilogram.2:38A retained dinner sausage roll contained 1,340.2:42These measurements describe lead in the food.2:44Investigators also checked other possible sources.2:47They sampled 93 batches at the kindergarten, including 19 retained meal batches and2:5336 ingredient batches.2:55Apart from those two foods, the retained meals met national lead limits.2:59All 36 ingredient batches met them too.3:02Two drinking water batches met the cited standards.3:05Investigators also found the surrounding air, surface water, groundwater, and soil3:10within environmental standards.3:11Their survey identified no lead pollution, supporting the investigation's focus on3:16the added pigments.3:17Air lead measured between 0.006 and 0.026 micrograms per cubic meter.3:23Groundwater lead wasn't detected.3:25Two soil measurements were 24.6 and 27.6 milligrams per kilogram below the relevant3:30screening level.3:31Those results describe the places and samples examined.3:34All 251 enrolled children had been tested by July 7th, 2025.3:39The initial announcement counted 233 abnormal blood lead results and 18 normal3:44results.3:44Later coverage described 247 preschoolers as poisoned, a count 14 higher.3:49Nobody has explained how those two totals fit together.3:53An abnormal test and a poisoning diagnosis describe different things, and the court3:57announcement doesn't give a final medical breakdown.4:00The children's individual severity and lasting effects remain unclear.4:04Seven kindergarten children had already shown abnormal blood lead at Tianxui Second4:08People's Hospital.4:09Between May 2024 and June 2025, investigators found that two children's results were4:14altered downward.4:15The other five children's reports weren't altered.4:18One blood lead result changed from 292.37 to 42.37 micrograms4:24per liter.4:25Another changed from 440.14 to 103.4:28These were alterations to blood test results, separate from the lead concentrations4:32measured in food.4:33One child first tested abnormal in November 2024, then had five further abnormal4:39results within six months.4:40The hospital failed to connect the seven cases or warn the kindergarten.4:43Investigators found poor management, weak laboratory quality control, and inadequate4:47training.4:47Staff changed results directly instead of carrying out required repeat testing.4:51The Provincial Disease Control Agency's blood lead data were also seriously4:55distorted, with procedural violations and tampering identified.4:5917 people were placed under disciplinary investigation.5:02Another 10 officials faced accountability proceedings.5:05Over failures of oversight.5:07The 17 included 12 hospital and disease control personnel, plus five others.5:11Among those five were Maiji Education Bureau Director He Shu and Market Regulation5:15Bureau Director Zhang Haibin.5:17A provincial team formed on July 12th brought together health, education, police,5:21and other authorities with national experts and central food safety supervision.5:25Six arrests announced that July led to the six kindergarten defendants now5:29convicted.5:30The separate official accountability proceedings have their own outcomes still to5:34come.5:34The judgment against the kindergarten defendants was issued at first instance, and5:39no appeal decision has been announced.5:40Tian Shui approved a treatment and support plan on July 20, 2025.5:45It promised timely care and rehabilitation, priority medical resources treatment5:50guided by national experts and psychological consultation.5:53Its commitment was to ensure everyone needing treatment received it.5:56The eligibility groups included 251 enrolled children, 48 children who graduated in6:012024 and 29 staff.6:03The attendance period ran from April 23rd, 2024 through June 30, 2025.6:07Coverage applied to incident-related abnormal blood lid and subsequent treatment,6:11rehabilitation, and education.6:13The plan also promised financial and education support, along with legal services.6:18Designated officials were to coordinate care, explain policy, record family6:22requests, and maintain contact.6:24A rights protection service center was prescribed within the Maiji District6:28Education Bureau.6:29Maiji District was assigned primary responsibility with a dedicated team and6:33detailed implementation rules.6:34Municipal departments were directed to coordinate, strengthen routine supervision,6:38and build longer-term prevention.6:40The kindergarten was placed under temporary management by Tian Shui Experimental6:43Kindergarten.6:44The sentences fix criminal responsibility for serving the toxic food.6:48Families still face unresolved medical and financial consequences.6:51The children's long-term outcomes, the assistance actually delivered, and any6:55compensation paid haven't been made clear.阅读文章事件时间线HeyDex短视频 ↗
