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Tamil Nadu: At least 25 dead, over 60 hospitalised after consuming illicit liquor in Kallakurichi

DNA Thursday, 20 June 2024
Kallakurichi District Collector MS Prasanth visited those undergoing treatment in Government Medical College Hospital in the district. Chief Minister MK Stalin expressed shock over the deaths and said that action had been taken against officials who failed to prevent it.
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Tamil Nadu Liquor: Over 34 Dead After Consuming Liquor in Kallakurichi,CM Stalin Orders Action|Watch 04:36

 In a tragic incident in Kallakurichi, Tamil Nadu, over 34 individuals have lost their lives after consuming illicit liquor. Chief Minister MK Stalin has swiftly responded, ordering immediate action against those responsible. The incident has sparked outrage and concern across the region, prompting...

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