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Jajpur Diarrhea Outbreak Toll Rises
The Statesman Bhubaneswar
|June 14, 2025
The death toll in the diarrhea outbreak here has risen to five as per official confirmation by the Chief District Medical Officer P C Bal on Friday.
Over 750 people have been affected over the last four days and presently 240 patients are under treatment at different hospitals while 400 have been discharged.
Reliable sources however put the death toll at 13, six of them in Jajpur hospitals, one in Bhubaneswar and three in hospitals of other districts.
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