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More than a dozen middle school students in Lawndale are being treated for nausea and other symptoms that could be linked to fertilizer.

By Cumulus Media Oct 15, 2019 | 2:20 PM

By Kevin Tripp, KABC

The kids at Rogers Middle School reported feeling ill and smelling a foul odor Tuesday morning. Paramedics and a hazardous materials team responded just before lunchtime. Two children were treated for vomiting while about a dozen others were examined after complaining of nausea or wheezing. The Los Angeles County Fire Department suspects a fertilizer is to blame.