Haryana village reports 12 deaths in 15 days, drinking water under probe

Haryana village reports 12 deaths in 15 days, drinking water under probe

While health officials have detected Hepatitis B and C in a few cases and found 23 of 107 water samples failing quality tests due to bacterial growth and low chlorination, the exact cause of the deaths is still under investigation.

Hepatitis or something else? 12 die in 15 days as mysterious illness sparks alarm in Haryana’s Palwal

Palwal: At least 12 people have lost their lives in the last 15 days in Chayansa village of Haryana. Of the 12 dead, five were schoolchildren. Locals fear that contaminated water may be the reason behind these deaths. However, there is also a fear that lives were lost due to a mysterious disease. As per reports, the first three deaths occurred nearly 15 days ago. Since then, the death toll has only increased in the village. Almost in every house…

12 Dead in Palwal Water Contamination Crisis: What We Know - discountwalas

February 16, 2026. This isn’t just a “health update”—it’s a localized catastrophe in Chayansa. Twelve people are dead in two weeks. Five of them were kids. The thing is, when you see “coliform bacteria” and “absent chlorine” in the same report, you know the system failed long before the first jaundice case hit the records. It feels like a repeat of that Indore disaster last month. Let’s be real, it’s terrifying for a village of 5,700 people to s…

12 deaths in just two weeks in Haryana village raise fears of contaminated drinking water outbreak - BusinessToday

The first three deaths were reported about 15 days ago after a sudden sickness. Since then, the toll has climbed steadily

12 Deaths in 15 Days: Haryana Village Faces Probe Over Water Contamination, Hepatitis B Fears

A mysterious health crisis in a Haryana village has now claimed multiple lives and triggered alarm among residents and authorities alike. Over the past fortnight, villagers in Chayansa (also spelled Chhanyasa or Chhainsa) have reported a spate of deaths that locals believe may be linked to contaminated drinking water or an infectious disease outbreak. At least seven deaths have been confirmed by health officials while villagers allege the toll c…