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Mumbai wedding mass poisoning: bride, groom, 29 guests hospitalised

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  • left · 3 outlets

    At least 31 people, including the bride and groom, were hospitalised after suspected food poisoning at a wedding in Mumbai

    — The National Herald

  • center · 2 outlets

    As many as 100 people fell ill with suspected food poisoning after attending a wedding function in Mumbai, officials said on Monday. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorities have collected food samples for testing, and a probe was underway to determine the cause of contamination, they…

    — The Tribune

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At least 31 people, including the bride and groom, landed in Mumbai hospitals after a suspected food poisoning outbreak at a wedding ceremony in Nahur West. Officials said nearly 500 guests attended the event on Sunday at Nalanda Buddha Vihar Hall. Illness struck around 100 guests who ate during the…

Coverage arrived over 8 hours — first from The National Herald, latest from The Tribune.

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Left / Center-Left 3 (60%)
Center 2 (40%)
Center-Right / Right 0 (0%)
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Mumbai wedding mass poisoning: bride, groom, 29 guests hospitalised

At least 31 people, including the bride and groom, landed in Mumbai hospitals after a suspected food poisoning outbreak at a wedding ceremony in Nahur West. Officials said nearly 500 guests attended the event on Sunday at Nalanda Buddha Vihar Hall. Illness struck around 100 guests who ate during the…

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