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Contaminated water kills 9 and hospitalizes 200 in India’s Indore city
NEW DELHI: At least nine people have died and more than 200 have been hospitalized in the central Indian city of Indore after a diarrhea outbreak that officials said was linked to contaminated drinking water, according to a lawmaker and local health authorities. Kailash Vijayvargiya, a lawmaker, said nine people had died in Indore. Indore’s chief medical officer, Madhav Prasad Hasani, told Reuters by phone that drinking water in the Bhagirathpur area of the city was contaminated due to a leak, and a water test had confirmed the presence of bacteria in the pipeline.
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Indore water contamination: Official dismissed, two others suspended as death toll rises to 10; probe panel formed
Indore faces a water contamination crisis, resulting in 10 deaths; officials dismissed and probe committee formed.
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Test report confirms bacterial contamination in 26 Indore water samples
Indore faces a health crisis as 26 water samples show bacterial contamination, causing illness and deaths among residents.
