Deaths due to mysterious illness in Rajouri possibly caused by organophosphorus poisoning, say officials
Organophosphorus poisoning is likely the cause behind the deaths of 17 members of three families from the remote Badhaal village in Kotranka due to a mysterious illness from December 7 to January 19,
Organophosphorus Poisoning Likely Behind 17 Rajouri Deaths: Doctors
Organophosphorus poisoning is likely behind 17 “mystery” deaths that occurred in the Badhaal village of Rajouri, officials said on Monday. A top doctor said that they have administered an antidote – atropine injection – to patients who are admitted in hospital and it worked well.
The doctors at the Government Medical Centre (GMC), Rajouri in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), may have found a cure for a ...
A mysterious illness in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri, claimed 17 lives from three families in Badhaal village over one and a ...
Seventeen members, including 13 children, from three families died under mysterious circumstances after falling sick in the ...
SRINAGAR: In a major breakthrough, the doctors at GMC Rajouri have administered atropine to treat 11 patients who fell ill ...
The mysterious illness has claimed at least 17 lives in Indian-Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district ...
A high-level inter-ministerial team is investigating the mysterious deaths of 17 family members in Badhaal village, Rajouri ...
Rajouri/Jammu- Authorities have cancelled all leaves of doctors and paramedics in the wake of a medical alert following the ...
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Professor A.K. Bhatia reports no new cases of mysterious illness in Badhal village, attributing success to atropine treatment ...
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