9 children die amid illness outbreak in tribal villages of MP’s Balaghat: Congress
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LoP Singhar visits MP's Balaghat villages, alleges 19 child deaths amid mysterious illness - tennews.in: National News Portal
Balaghat/Bhopal, Aug 14 (IANS) Madhya Pradesh Leader of Opposition (LoP) and senior Congress leader Umang Singhar on Friday visited the Baiga tribal-dominated villages in Balaghat district amid reports of a mysterious illness among children and alleged that 19 children had died in the affected areas. Singhar visited Kundekasa, Bondari and Korka villages, met sick children […] The post LoP Singhar visits MP’s Balaghat villages, alleges 19 child d…
LoP Singhar visits MP’s Balaghat villages, alleges 19 child deaths...
Balaghat/Bhopal, Aug 14 (IANS) Madhya Pradesh Leader of Opposition (LoP) and senior Congress leader Umang Singhar on Friday visited the Baiga tribal-dominated villages in Balaghat district amid reports of a mysterious illness among children and alleged that 19 children had died in the affected areas. Singhar visited Kundekasa, Bondari and Korka villages, met sick children […] The post LoP Singhar visits MP’s Balaghat villages, alleges 19 child d…
Children are increasingly falling ill due to a mysterious illness spreading through the Baiga tribal region of Balaghat district. On the night of August 13th, 23 children were admitted to the district hospital. Currently, Civil Surgeon Dr.
9 children die amid illness outbreak in tribal villages of MP’s Balaghat: Congress
Bhopal, Aug 14 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Congress has claimed that nine children have died amid an outbreak of illness in Baiga-dominated villages of Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat district, where hundreds of people have reportedly fallen ill since June 26, party sources said. The health department, however, has so far reported hospitalisation of 100 children suffering from various ailments, with 93 of them recovering. Authorities are yet to establish the…
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