Tragic Wild Mushroom Incident Claims Lives of Three Children in Meghalaya

Three children died and nine others fell ill after consuming wild mushrooms in Meghalaya's West Jaintia Hills district. The incident occurred in Saphai village, involving a family of twelve. The deceased were identified as Riwansaka Suchiang (8), Kitlang Duchiang (12), and Wansalan Suchiang (15). An investigation is ongoing.

In a heartbreaking incident in Meghalaya's West Jaintia Hills district, three children lost their lives and nine others became ill after allegedly consuming wild mushrooms. The event transpired in Saphai village and involved a family of twelve members, officials reported on Saturday.

Deputy Commissioner BS Sohliya confirmed the tragic deaths of Riwansaka Suchiang, aged 8, Kitlang Duchiang, aged 12, and Wansalan Suchiang, aged 15. The remaining family members are currently receiving medical care in various hospitals.

Authorities have launched an investigation into this dire situation to uncover the circumstances leading to the tragedy. The community mourns the loss as safety measures and awareness campaigns about wild mushrooms are urged.

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