Illegally brewed liquor kills at least 34 with dozens hospitalized in southern India
- Thirty-Four people have died from drinking tainted alcohol in Tamil Nadu, India, with over 100 hospitalized, reported by a senior official.
- State Chief Minister M K Stalin confirmed that the victims consumed methanol-contaminated liquor, according to India's Press Trust.
- Over 100 individuals have been admitted to hospitals with symptoms like vomiting and stomach ache, with at least 60 still receiving treatment due to the incident.
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Locally brewed liquor kills 34 in India
A locally brewed drink has killed 34 people in India. The number of the dead, it is feared, may rise in the coming days as more than 100 people who drank the toxic alcohol and had to be taken to hospital are currently at the mercy of doctors. According to local media reports, the deadly substance was prepared and consumed in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu’s chief minister, Muthuvel Stalin, was quoted Thursday as saying that …
Indian toxic alcohol brew kills at least 34
Mumbai, India — A batch of toxic illegal alcohol in India has killed at least 34 people with more than 100 others rushed to hospital, Tamil Nadu state officials told reporters Thursday. The deadly mix of locally brewed arrack drink was laced with poisonous methanol, chief minister M.K. Stalin said, the Press Trust of India news agency reported. Stalin said arrests have been made over the deaths and warned such crimes "ruin society and will be s…
India: At least 34 people die and more than 100 taken to hospital after drinking illegally brewed alcohol in Tamil Nadu
At least 34 people have died and more than 100 have been taken to hospital after drinking illegally brewed alcohol in Tamil Nadu in southern India, a senior official has said.
At least 31 die in India's Tamil Nadu after consuming tainted alcohol
At least 31 people died and over 60 were still being treated in hospitals after consuming tainted liquor in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, a government spokesperson said on Thursday.
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