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Officials said that eight children were admitted to the hospital in Massachusetts after suddenly falling ill with a sudden “seizure -like symptoms” in a church outside Boston.
The incident came to light at St. Paul Parish in Cambridge last night as a trip was hosting a concert by the French youth songs.
Cambridge Fire Department chief Thomas Kahil told WCVB The first respondents initially received a call about a seized child while attending the show, but when they arrived, the children appeared normal sitting on the steps in front of the church.
“This quickly increased symptoms like seizure in seven other people,” said Kahil. “They were all taken to hospitals around the Cambridge area.”
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The firefighters, while responding to the incident on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, took a person outside St. Paul Parish in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Cambridge Fire Department)
The Cambridge Fire Department described the hospitalization of “eight pre-e-cushions and early teenage youths” as a non-life-threatening and said that about 70 others participating in the concert were not impressed.
It is written on Facebook, “The Fire Department Hazmat Team completed an intensive survey of St. Paul buildings, using several air sampling meters to ensure that no dangerous conditions were present. The results were negative and the buildings were ventilated,” it was written on Facebook.
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The Cambridge Fire Department stated that a Hazmat team “completed an intensive survey of St. Paul buildings, using several air sampling meters to ensure that no dangerous situation existed” and the results were “negative.” (Cambridge Fire Department)
The fire department said, “All the residents and people present in the concert left the scene with the nominated Chapron.”
The cause of diseases is not clear.
According to WCVB, many students and adults reported to smell the smell inside the church.
“It was something unusual,” Kahil told the station. “It was a regular medical call that quickly increased to reach eight children to the hospital. Not common.”
On his Facebook page, St. Paul Parish stated that “famous” chaur d’Enfants D”Le-de-France Choir 2025 was offering a free concert as part of the US tour.
The Cambridge Fire Department said that “around 70 others were not impressed in the concert of a song at St. Paul.” (Cambridge Fire Department)
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“Established in 1970, young songs have traveled extensively and performed with some top conductors and single artists in the world. The concert will feature the convenience and exciting mixture of popular French songs with a list of sacred and secular performances.”
