19 Dead After Drinking Poisonous Liquor In Nagaland
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Nineteen people died in Nagaland after consuming suspected illicit liquor.
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- Nineteen deaths have been reported in Nagaland following the consumption of suspected illicit liquor.
- Eight of the deaths occurred in Mokokchung district.
- Eleven individuals died in Tuensang district.
- These incidents took place over the last two days.
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- Deccan Chronicle[1]19 Die After Drinking Spurious Liquor in Nagaland
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Vesupra Kezo
Senior Superintendent of Police
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“We have obtained some leads, but it is too premature to disclose details.”
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…supply chain of the suspected adulterated liquor, Senior Superintendent of Police, Vesupra Kezo, said on Saturday. Samples have been sent to Guwahati for forensic examination to ascertain the cause of deaths, he said. " We have obtained some leads, but it is too premature to disclose details. " Following the deaths, police conducted multiple raids and arrested 19 people and seized close to 3,000 bottles of liquor. Police have advised people to refrain from consuming unidentified, unlabelled or suspected…
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NamedIndia · Guwahati · Mokokchung · Nagaland · Tuensang · I Bunglang Chang · Police · Vesupra Kezo
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