Seventy-five BSF personnel and three civilians were admitted to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal on Thursday after developing vomiting and nausea after breakfast.
The patients were linked to the 58th Battalion in Taothong, and one report said the group had been staying in a temporary shelter in Imphal West.
One account said patients reported eating aloo paratha for breakfast, while another said the illness began after breakfast without identifying a specific dish.
Doctors and hospital officials said the patients received immediate treatment in the emergency department and were stable; one report said none were in serious condition.
Food samples were collected for laboratory testing, and Manipur Home Minister Konthoujam Govindas visited the hospital to review treatment.
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All reports agree that 78 people connected to a BSF camp in Manipur were hospitalised in Imphal after vomiting and nausea following breakfast, and that they were treated at RIMS. The reporting also agrees that their condition was not described as serious and that testing was underway to check the cause.
The exact cause of the suspected food poisoning remains unconfirmed, and the food-source findings may change once laboratory tests are completed. The reports also vary slightly on the breakfast detail and whether the civilians were described as civilians or civilian drivers.
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Neutral coverage consistently reports that 75 BSF personnel and three civilians were hospitalised at RIMS in Imphal after vomiting and nausea following breakfast at a BSF camp in Manipur. It identifies the affected group as members of the 58th Battalion in Taothong, with one report saying they were staying in a temporary shelter in Imphal West and another saying they arrived from Dimapur. The reports say patients received immediate treatment, were stable or not in serious condition, and that doctors were checking the cause of the suspected food poisoning. They also note that food samples were sent for laboratory testing and that Manipur Home Minister Konthoujam Govindas visited the hospital.
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National Herald reports that seventy-five Border Security Force personnel and three civilians were admitted to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal on Thursday after experiencing vomiting and nausea following breakfast. Officials stated that their conditions are stable following immediate medical intervention in the emergency department. Medical tests are currently under way to determine the exact cause of the suspected food poisoning, while authorities have not yet identified a specific source of contamination.
Northeast Live covers a mass food poisoning incident at a BSF camp in Manipur involving 75 personnel from the 58th Battalion stationed in Taothong and three civilians. All 78 patients were admitted to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital in Imphal on Thursday after reporting vomiting symptoms. According to Dr M. Rameshwar, patients stated they had eaten aloo paratha for breakfast, and excessive vomiting caused dehydration, though none are in serious condition.
Bhaskar English reports that 75 Border Security Force personnel and three other individuals were admitted to a government hospital on Thursday with suspected food poisoning. Citing PTI, the report notes they were taken to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences at around 1 pm after experiencing vomiting and nausea following breakfast. A RIMS official confirmed they received immediate treatment in the emergency department and their conditions are now stable.
Shop SSBCrack reports that at least 75 BSF personnel from the 58 Battalion and three civilian drivers were admitted to RIMS Hospital in Imphal on Thursday following suspected food poisoning. The group had arrived from Dimapur and were staying in a temporary shelter in Imphal West when they developed vomiting and nausea after breakfast. Food samples have been collected for laboratory testing, and Manipur Home Minister Konthoujam Govindas visited the hospital to review their treatment.