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Mother Waited Years, Got 10 Months With Grandson: Man On Indore Water Tragedy
She became a grandmother but didn't even get 10 months with her grandson. Urmila Yadav was healthy by every measure that mattered.
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"Don't Know What I'll Do": Grief Engulfs Families After Indore Water Tragedy
While officials have confirmed several deaths due to Indore's water contamination, families of the victims insist the count is higher.
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"He Vomited, Died": Family Loses 6-Month-Old To Indore's Contaminated Water
A family has lost its six-month-old son, who was born after 10 years, after falling sick due to alleged consumption of contaminated water in Indore district.
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Madhya Pradesh Minister's "Useless" Reply To NDTV Question, Then A Public Apology
In Bhagirathpura, a densely populated locality of India's "cleanest city," at least 8 people have died after consuming contaminated tap water, according to families.
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Ensure Proper Treatment: Mohan Yadav To Doctors After Indore Water Tragedy
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav visited Indore on Wednesday evening and met people hospitalised after falling ill due to consumption of contaminated drinking water, officials said.
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Madhya Pradesh Minister Admits Mistake As Indore Contaminated Water Kills 7
Madhya Pradesh minister Kailash Vijayvargiya on Wednesday acknowledged lapses by officials in connection with water contamination in Indore that has claimed seven lives so far, and said those found guilty will not be spared.
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7 Dead As Pipeline Leak Mixes Sewage With Drinking Water In Indore
The death toll in Madhya Pradesh's Indore, where a large number of people fell ill over the last few days, allegedly after drinking contaminated water in the Bhagirathpura area of the city, has risen to seven.
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3 Dead, Over 60 Fall Ill After Drinking Contaminated Water In 'Cleanest City' Indore
In the country's cleanest city, Indore, three people died and more than 60 people fell ill after consuming contaminated drinking water in the Bhagirathpura areaover the past week.
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Mother Waited Years, Got 10 Months With Grandson: Man On Indore Water Tragedy
She became a grandmother but didn't even get 10 months with her grandson. Urmila Yadav was healthy by every measure that mattered.
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"Don't Know What I'll Do": Grief Engulfs Families After Indore Water Tragedy
While officials have confirmed several deaths due to Indore's water contamination, families of the victims insist the count is higher.
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"He Vomited, Died": Family Loses 6-Month-Old To Indore's Contaminated Water
A family has lost its six-month-old son, who was born after 10 years, after falling sick due to alleged consumption of contaminated water in Indore district.
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Madhya Pradesh Minister's "Useless" Reply To NDTV Question, Then A Public Apology
In Bhagirathpura, a densely populated locality of India's "cleanest city," at least 8 people have died after consuming contaminated tap water, according to families.
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Ensure Proper Treatment: Mohan Yadav To Doctors After Indore Water Tragedy
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav visited Indore on Wednesday evening and met people hospitalised after falling ill due to consumption of contaminated drinking water, officials said.
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Madhya Pradesh Minister Admits Mistake As Indore Contaminated Water Kills 7
Madhya Pradesh minister Kailash Vijayvargiya on Wednesday acknowledged lapses by officials in connection with water contamination in Indore that has claimed seven lives so far, and said those found guilty will not be spared.
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7 Dead As Pipeline Leak Mixes Sewage With Drinking Water In Indore
The death toll in Madhya Pradesh's Indore, where a large number of people fell ill over the last few days, allegedly after drinking contaminated water in the Bhagirathpura area of the city, has risen to seven.
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3 Dead, Over 60 Fall Ill After Drinking Contaminated Water In 'Cleanest City' Indore
In the country's cleanest city, Indore, three people died and more than 60 people fell ill after consuming contaminated drinking water in the Bhagirathpura areaover the past week.
