<p>Aligarh (UP): Eight children at an anganwadi centre in a village were taken ill on Friday afternoon, when they mistakenly consumed contents from a packet of pesticide thinking it to be an edible snack, police said.</p>.<p>They were rushed to a nearby hospital which said the children are "out of danger".</p>.No proposal to hike honorarium for Anganwadi workers: Centre.<p>According to the police, a girl had brought a packet from her house and shared it with seven other children thinking it to be 'chooran'. Immediately after they tasted the contents, the children started falling sick.</p>.<p>The anganwadi centre staff at Aakapur village under Atrauli police station area informed the police and rushed the children to the nearby primary health centre.</p>.<p>Circle officer (Atrauli) Rajiv Dwivedi told reporters as a precautionary measure, that the children were referred to the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, where doctors described their condition as "out of danger".</p>
<p>Aligarh (UP): Eight children at an anganwadi centre in a village were taken ill on Friday afternoon, when they mistakenly consumed contents from a packet of pesticide thinking it to be an edible snack, police said.</p>.<p>They were rushed to a nearby hospital which said the children are "out of danger".</p>.No proposal to hike honorarium for Anganwadi workers: Centre.<p>According to the police, a girl had brought a packet from her house and shared it with seven other children thinking it to be 'chooran'. Immediately after they tasted the contents, the children started falling sick.</p>.<p>The anganwadi centre staff at Aakapur village under Atrauli police station area informed the police and rushed the children to the nearby primary health centre.</p>.<p>Circle officer (Atrauli) Rajiv Dwivedi told reporters as a precautionary measure, that the children were referred to the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, where doctors described their condition as "out of danger".</p>