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Andhra Milk 'Adulteration': Govt Announces ₹10 Lakh Ex-Gratia for Deceased

Four deaths and multiple hospitalizations in Rajamahendravaram linked to suspected adulterated milk led to vendor detention and intensified food safety enforcement, officials said.

  • On Monday , Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu reviewed deaths between Saturday and Monday in Rajamahendravaram linked to allegedly adulterated milk in Choudeswari Nagar and Swarup Nagar.
  • District officials say the illnesses stem from milk supplied by a single vendor, pooled from more than 40 dairy farmers and supplied to over 100 families, with symptoms starting after Maha Shivratri on February 15.
  • Authorities have collected samples from 75 individuals and 75 families while Food Safety authorities sent milk and fodder to forensic laboratories, and field-level and rapid-test medical camps monitor and treat residents.
  • State authorities are closely monitoring the situation while enforcement steps were ordered as Naidu directed senior Food Safety and Medical & Health officials to visit Rajamahendravaram and ensure top medical care.
  • Officials said the deaths expose lapses in monitoring and called for corrective steps, demanding government regulators and enforcement agencies restore public confidence in milk.
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