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HomePoliticsDrug given to prevent malaria sends 52 Andhra villagers to hospital; girl dead, 23 more children moved to Telangana
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Drug given to prevent malaria sends 52 Andhra villagers to hospital; girl dead, 23 more children moved to Telangana

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Drug given to prevent malaria sends 52 Andhra villagers to hospital; girl dead, 23 more children moved to Telangana

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Dozens of residents in an Andhra Pradesh village required hospitalization and one child died after receiving anti-malaria medication. Local authorities reported that over 50 people experienced symptoms such as vomiting and breathing difficulties, prompting the transfer of several children to neighboring Telangana for medical care. Officials stated that the hospitalized patients are currently out of danger.

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A preventative health distribution led to a fatal poisoning incident and numerous hospitalizations, raising urgent concerns about medical safety and local health administration in the region.

Fifty-two of the 71 villagers given the anti-malaria tablets at Gollaguppa fell ill with vomiting and breathing difficulty; the Collector said all those in hospital were out of danger

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