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Karnal: 25 taken ill after eating 'kuttu' atta

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:23 PM Apr 04, 2022 IST

Karnal, April 3

Around 25 residents of Gharaunda and Araipura village were hospitalised on Saturday night and Sunday morning after eating “kuttu ka atta” (buckwheat) during Navratra fast. The residents vomitted and lost consciousness. They were taken to government hospital for treatment. —

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Karnal: 25 taken ill after eating 'kuttu' atta

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