📷 Image: Wikimedia Commons / Medelam
Health
MP, MLA and officials inspect Bunda Hospital after 10 deaths in suspected poisonous liquor case in Sagar
✍️ Amar Ujala · Sagar
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 09:36 PM
👁 3
Following the death of ten people from suspected poisonous liquor in Bunda, Sagar, a Member of Parliament, a legislator and senior officials visited the hospital to assess the condition of the remaining patients.
A suspected batch of poisonous liquor claimed ten lives in the Bunda area of Sagar district, Madhya Pradesh. In the wake of the tragedy, a Member of Parliament, a state legislator and senior district officials arrived at the local hospital to check on the condition of the surviving patients.
The officials met the medical team, who confirmed that several victims are still receiving treatment for severe poisoning symptoms. The MP instructed hospital staff to provide free and enhanced medical care to all affected individuals, emphasizing swift recovery.
Authorities have launched an investigation into the source of the liquor and are coordinating with law‑enforcement agencies to prevent further incidents. The district administration has urged the public to avoid consuming unlicensed alcohol and to report any suspicious sales.
The incident has heightened concerns over illicit liquor circulation in the region, prompting calls for stricter monitoring and enforcement of food‑and‑drug regulations.
The officials met the medical team, who confirmed that several victims are still receiving treatment for severe poisoning symptoms. The MP instructed hospital staff to provide free and enhanced medical care to all affected individuals, emphasizing swift recovery.
Authorities have launched an investigation into the source of the liquor and are coordinating with law‑enforcement agencies to prevent further incidents. The district administration has urged the public to avoid consuming unlicensed alcohol and to report any suspicious sales.
The incident has heightened concerns over illicit liquor circulation in the region, prompting calls for stricter monitoring and enforcement of food‑and‑drug regulations.