Five new diarrhoea cases detected in Indore; no clarity over 'death audit' report
Indore's Chief Medical and Health Officer, Dr Madhav Prasad Hasani, reported five new cases of diarrhoea in the Bhagirathpura area, bringing the total number of patients to 436 since a December 29th outbreak. The outbreak, linked to contaminated drinking water, has resulted in six deaths, with local residents claiming 23 fatalities. A committee from Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College submitted an 'audit' report on the deaths, suggesting that 15 may be related to the outbreak. The district administration has provided financial assistance to affected families.
11 JAN 2026
— The Hindu
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Indore's Chief Medical Officer reported five new cases of diarrhoea, raising the total number of patients to 436 since a December 29th outbreak linked to contaminated drinking water.
17 JAN 2026
— The Hindu
Rahul Gandhi, Jitu Patwari, and Umang Singhar visited patients and families affected by the Indore water contamination outbreak.
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