Four of family die of suspected food poisoning in Chitradurga district
The Hindu
They fell ill after a dinner of ragi mudde, rice and sambar
Four persons of a family died while doctors are trying to save one person following suspected food poisoning at Isamudra village near Bharamasagar in Chitradurga taluk. The deceased are Thippa Naika, 45, his wife Sudhabai, 40, his mother Gundibai, and daughter Ramya, 16. The son Rahul, 21, is undergoing treatment in Davanagere. They had ragi mudde, rice and sambar for dinner on July 12. Within half an hour, they had erratic bowel movements, forcing relatives to rush them to a government hospital at Bharamasagar. From there, they were taken to the district hospital at Chitradurga, where Sudhabai and Gundibai died.
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