Nineteen die after consuming illicit liquor in Nagaland
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Nineteen people died in Nagaland after consuming illicit liquor despite the state's prohibition law.
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- Nineteen people have died in Mokokchung and Tuensang districts of Nagaland after consuming illicit liquor over the past two days.
- A special investigation team has been formed to probe the incident following a prohibition law that has been in place since 1990.
- Police have arrested 19 individuals and sent alcohol samples to a forensic laboratory in Guwahati for testing.
- Officials have urged residents to avoid unidentified, unlabeled alcohol and to seek immediate medical help if they experience symptoms like dizziness or vision impairment.
What to watch next
- Results of the forensic analysis from the Guwahati laboratory
- Outcome of the investigation by the special investigation team
- Further police actions against illicit liquor networks
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