School meal hotline initiated in Kamchatka region announced
In a bid to improve the quality of school meals and address parental concerns, a new hotline for school meal inquiries and reports has been established in Kamchatka Krai. The hotline, operated by authorities in Pétropavlovsk-Kamchatskii, is a means for parents to actively participate in ensuring the quality of their children's school meals.
The initiative comes in response to specific incidents of poor-quality food in schools in Kamchatka, with parents in Petropavlovsk reporting that their children were served questionable food for two consecutive days. This new service is a response to these concerns and aims to provide a platform for parents to report violations and cases of poor-quality food.
The hotline number for school meal inquiries and reports is 8 (4152) 42-18-11, extension 2428. Parents can ask specialists questions about school meals through this hotline, and they can also use it to report any issues they may encounter.
The hotline is part of ongoing efforts to improve the quality of school meals in Kamchatka, as the authorities in Kamchatka strive to ensure that every child receives nutritious and safe meals. The hotline is a new service for parents in Kamchatka, offering them a way to obtain information about school meals and to ensure the quality of the meals served to their children.
The hotline for school meal inquiries and reports is a means for parents to ensure the quality of school meals in Kamchatka, and it is a response to the specific incidents of poor-quality food that have been reported. The hotline is a new service for parents in Kamchatka to address their concerns about food quality and to ensure that their children are receiving the best possible meals at school.
The hotline for school meal inquiries was initiated by the authorities in Kamchatka, following an operational meeting. The hotline is a new service that is intended to help parents stay informed about school meals and to provide a mechanism for them to report any issues they may encounter. With this new hotline in place, parents in Kamchatka can rest assured that their concerns about school meals are being addressed.
