Over 120 schoolgirls in Afghanistan fell sick following a suspected poison attack, which a British media report blamed on the Taliban on Thursday. Most of the girls were treated and discharged, but 30 of them were still under treatment, an official told the BBC. An initial probe suggests that poisonous materials had been sprayed in classrooms at Bibi Haji School in Takhar province. The young victims were taken to the hospital on Wednesday after they complained of nausea, headaches and dizziness. Police spokesman Khalilullah Aseer accused the Taliban of trying to spread fear by poisoning the schoolgirls. The suspected poisoning was made worse due to mass hysteria among school pupils in the aftermath of the attack, said some officials.