Summary:
A day care facility that serves children with cerebral palsy has reopened after a worker was sprayed with bleach.

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The New Jersey day care center where more than two dozen children and adults were accidentally served bleach-tainted water has reopened, and an employee has been fired. The parent company of the Growing Tree Learning II in Jersey City says the center opened Friday after several agencies probed Thursday's incident. Twenty-eight children and two adults drank the water laced with bleach after an employee mistakenly used a bottle that was being used to clean off tables. Twenty-eight children and two adults at the Growing Tree Learning Center needed medical attention after they drank water laced with bleach after an employee mistakenly used a bottle that was being used to clean off tables . They were treated at a hospital after complaining of nausea, lightheadedness and stomachaches. All were released Thursday afternoon. Keith Kearney is executive director of United Cerebral Palsy of Hudson County, the day care center's parent company. He says the employee has been fired. The state children's welfare department is investigating.