Indore Contaminated Water Deaths
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Water Tragedy Rocks Madhya Pradesh Assembly, Minister Admits 22 Deaths, Opposition Disagrees
The deaths linked to contaminated water in Indore's Bhagirathpura area sparked intense uproar in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly after discrepancies emerged between the government's written reply and statements made during the debate.
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Indore Water Tragedy: A Family Mourns Death Of Girl, 2, After Many Prayers
"How can we forget the moments we spent with our child?" asks the grieving father of two-year-old Siya Prajapati, one of the youngest patients to die during the vomiting and diarrhea outbreak caused by contaminated drinking water in Indore.
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Influencer Charged Over Indecent Remarks Against Indore MP On Water Deaths
In the shadow of Indore's Bhagirathpura contaminated water tragedy, where deaths continue to raise questions, a fresh controversy has erupted, this time on social media.
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Woman, 65, Dies Of Contaminated Water In Indore, Death Count Rises To 32
Anita, 65, was first admitted to Bhagyashree Hospital on December 28, complaining of severe vomiting and diarrhoea symptoms.
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Court Red Flags Indore Water Deaths Report, Asks For Concrete Documents
There is still no clarity on how many people have died due to contaminated water in Indore's Bhagirathpura, with official figures sharply contradicting claims from the ground.
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Indore Water Contamination Death Count Rises To 28
Rajaram Bourasi, a retired teacher and resident of Bhagirathpura, died on Sunday, raising the death count linked to contaminated drinking water in Indore to 28.
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After 25 Deaths In Indore, 24 Fall Ill in Mhow After Drinking Toxic Water
Over two dozen people, including children, have been diagnosed with jaundice after drinking contaminated water in the Mhow area of Madhya Pradesh's Indore district.
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Another Indore Man Dies Due To Contaminated Water, Number Of Deaths Now 25
Nine patients remain hospitalised, seven of them in intensive care units. The state government said it has spent Rs 1.21 crore on the medical treatment of those affected.
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E Coli Contamination Led To Indore Water Deaths: Madhya Pradesh To Court
The Madhya Pradesh government on Tuesday told the High Court that bacterial contamination of drinking water led to widespread infection in Indore's Bhagirathpura area, where several people have died of diarrhoea and vomiting since December-end.
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Rahul Gandhi To Visit Indore Amid Contaminated Water Deaths, Gets 'Surprise' Welcome
As political temperatures rise over the contaminated water crisis in Indore, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to arrive in the city on Saturday, a visit that has already triggered sharp reactions across party lines.
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Water Contamination A Public Health Emergency: Bhopal Green Tribunal
The contamination of drinking water supply in Madhya Pradesh is a systemic environmental and public health emergency, the National Green Tribunal in Bhopal has declared.
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15 Deaths Linked To Diarrhoea Outbreak In Indore, Reveals Audit Report
An audit report has been submitted to the Indore administration on the deaths of 21 persons in Bhagirathpura, with findings suggesting 15 of the fatalities may be linked to a recent outbreak of vomiting and diarrhoea in the area, according to sources
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Indore Contaminated Water Deaths Rise To 23, Residents Live With Fear
The human cost of Indore's contaminated water crisis continues to climb. On Monday, the number of dead rose to 23 with the death of Bhagwandas Bharne, 64, son of Tukaram Bharne, who had been undergoing treatment for nearly 10 days, officials said.
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Indore Water Contamination Deaths Rise To 21, Congress Leads Protest March
The Madhya Pradesh Congress on Sunday took to the streets with a "Justice March", demanding accountability, compensation for victims' families and criminal action against those responsible.
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Indore, In Spotlight Over 20 Deaths, Allocated Rs 2,450 Crore For 'Clean' Water
Indore is facing one of its gravest civic and public health failures in recent memory, as at least 20 people have died and more than 3,200 have fallen ill after consuming contaminated drinking water in Bhagirathpura and adjoining areas of the city.
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Water Tragedy Rocks Madhya Pradesh Assembly, Minister Admits 22 Deaths, Opposition Disagrees
The deaths linked to contaminated water in Indore's Bhagirathpura area sparked intense uproar in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly after discrepancies emerged between the government's written reply and statements made during the debate.
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Indore Water Tragedy: A Family Mourns Death Of Girl, 2, After Many Prayers
"How can we forget the moments we spent with our child?" asks the grieving father of two-year-old Siya Prajapati, one of the youngest patients to die during the vomiting and diarrhea outbreak caused by contaminated drinking water in Indore.
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Influencer Charged Over Indecent Remarks Against Indore MP On Water Deaths
In the shadow of Indore's Bhagirathpura contaminated water tragedy, where deaths continue to raise questions, a fresh controversy has erupted, this time on social media.
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Woman, 65, Dies Of Contaminated Water In Indore, Death Count Rises To 32
Anita, 65, was first admitted to Bhagyashree Hospital on December 28, complaining of severe vomiting and diarrhoea symptoms.
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Court Red Flags Indore Water Deaths Report, Asks For Concrete Documents
There is still no clarity on how many people have died due to contaminated water in Indore's Bhagirathpura, with official figures sharply contradicting claims from the ground.
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Indore Water Contamination Death Count Rises To 28
Rajaram Bourasi, a retired teacher and resident of Bhagirathpura, died on Sunday, raising the death count linked to contaminated drinking water in Indore to 28.
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After 25 Deaths In Indore, 24 Fall Ill in Mhow After Drinking Toxic Water
Over two dozen people, including children, have been diagnosed with jaundice after drinking contaminated water in the Mhow area of Madhya Pradesh's Indore district.
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Another Indore Man Dies Due To Contaminated Water, Number Of Deaths Now 25
Nine patients remain hospitalised, seven of them in intensive care units. The state government said it has spent Rs 1.21 crore on the medical treatment of those affected.
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E Coli Contamination Led To Indore Water Deaths: Madhya Pradesh To Court
The Madhya Pradesh government on Tuesday told the High Court that bacterial contamination of drinking water led to widespread infection in Indore's Bhagirathpura area, where several people have died of diarrhoea and vomiting since December-end.
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Rahul Gandhi To Visit Indore Amid Contaminated Water Deaths, Gets 'Surprise' Welcome
As political temperatures rise over the contaminated water crisis in Indore, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to arrive in the city on Saturday, a visit that has already triggered sharp reactions across party lines.
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Water Contamination A Public Health Emergency: Bhopal Green Tribunal
The contamination of drinking water supply in Madhya Pradesh is a systemic environmental and public health emergency, the National Green Tribunal in Bhopal has declared.
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15 Deaths Linked To Diarrhoea Outbreak In Indore, Reveals Audit Report
An audit report has been submitted to the Indore administration on the deaths of 21 persons in Bhagirathpura, with findings suggesting 15 of the fatalities may be linked to a recent outbreak of vomiting and diarrhoea in the area, according to sources
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Indore Contaminated Water Deaths Rise To 23, Residents Live With Fear
The human cost of Indore's contaminated water crisis continues to climb. On Monday, the number of dead rose to 23 with the death of Bhagwandas Bharne, 64, son of Tukaram Bharne, who had been undergoing treatment for nearly 10 days, officials said.
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Indore Water Contamination Deaths Rise To 21, Congress Leads Protest March
The Madhya Pradesh Congress on Sunday took to the streets with a "Justice March", demanding accountability, compensation for victims' families and criminal action against those responsible.
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Indore, In Spotlight Over 20 Deaths, Allocated Rs 2,450 Crore For 'Clean' Water
Indore is facing one of its gravest civic and public health failures in recent memory, as at least 20 people have died and more than 3,200 have fallen ill after consuming contaminated drinking water in Bhagirathpura and adjoining areas of the city.
