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Over 120 hospitalised due to food poisoning on Janmashtami in Mathura; 2 booked
Updated On: 27 August, 2024 06:17 PM IST | Mathura | mid-day online correspondent
Priyanka, a teenager admitted to the government hospital, told PTI, "We had fritters made from buckwheat flour last night. After that, I started vomiting and felt a burning sensation in my stomach."
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People being treated at a district hospital as their health deteriorated following the consumption of suspected food poisoning, in Mathura/ PTI
Over 120 people, including women and children, were hospitalised with food poisoning after consuming foods made from contaminated buckwheat flour during Janmashtami celebrations in Mathura, officials said on Tuesday. The incident took place throughout numerous villages in the Farah police station area. Individuals who were fasting for Janmashtami suffered symptoms such as vomiting, dizziness, and shivering after consuming buckwheat flour-based `puris` and `pakodas`, reported PTI.
Priyanka, a teenager admitted to the government hospital, told PTI, "We had fritters made from buckwheat flour last night. After that, I started vomiting and felt a burning sensation in my stomach."
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