Five dead in Bihar in suspected hooch tragedy
The Hindu
Some persons admitted to hospital in a critical condition, say villagers
At least five people died in Bihar on Friday in what is suspected to be a hooch tragedy. Officials said the cause of the deaths could be ascertained only after the post-mortem reports are available.
The deaths occurred under the Sohsarai police station of Nalanda district on Friday night, said villagers. The victims were identified as Bhago and Manna Mistri, both 55, Sunil Kumar, 24, Dharmendra alias Nageshwar, 50, and Arjun Pandit 51. A few more have been admitted to hospital in a critical condition, they said.
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