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Maharashtra: 45 villagers hospitalised after suspected food poisoning in Yavatmal

Updated on: 17 August,2021 12:00 AM IST  |  Yavatmal
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Residents of Anjinaik village in Arni tehsil consumed food at a funeral on August 16, following which they complained of stomach ache, diarrhoea and vomiting

Maharashtra: 45 villagers hospitalised after suspected food poisoning in Yavatmal

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At least 45 people have been hospitalised after allegedly suffering from food poisoning in a village in Maharashtra's Yavatmal district, an official said.


Residents of Anjinaik village in Arni tehsil consumed food at a funeral on August 16, following which they complained of stomach ache, diarrhoea and vomiting, he said.


The affected villagers were taken to Bhambora primary health centre, from where a few of them were shifted to a rural government hospital after their condition deteriorated, while a woman and a child were shifted to Yavatmal government hospital, the official said, adding that more details are awaited.


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