Poisonous Alcohol Deaths in Nagaland Reach 19 in Two Days
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Nineteen people have died in Nagaland over two days due to the consumption of poisonous alcohol.
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The brief
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- Nineteen people died in Nagaland after consuming contaminated alcohol over the course of two days.
- Authorities established a Special Investigation Team to determine the cause of the deaths and identify the supply chain for the adulterated alcohol.
- Alcohol production, sale, and possession have been illegal in Nagaland under a 1990 state law.
- Illegal trade persists despite the prohibition, leading to incidents involving toxic substances.
What to watch next
- Progress of the Special Investigation Team's findings
- Identification of the supply chain for the illicit alcohol
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