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Jahangir Puri - मिलावटी कुट्टू का आटा खाया और पहुंचे, BJRM Hospital, लोगों को आया Doctor पर गुस्सा।

Jahangir Puri - मिलावटी कुट्टू का आटा खाया पहुंचे BJRM Hospital, लोगों को आया Doctor पर गुस्सा। #kuttukaaata, #कुट्टूकाआटा #babujagjeewanramhospital, #khabar24 #thebindass #navratrimemilawtikuttukaaata #bjrmdelhi #jahangirpurinews #donteatkuttuflour, #kuttukaaatamatkhaana, #jahangirpuri #kuttu #mahindraPark #bhalswadairy #swaroopNagar #AshokVihar #Lalbagh #Smaypur New Delhi: A large number of people fell ill after consuming buckwheat flour in the Jahangirpuri area of ​​Delhi. Following this, patients were continuously admitted to Babu Jagjivan Ram Hospital in the Jahangirpuri area. Police received information that many people were complaining of uneasiness, vomiting, loose stools, and dizziness. So far, 300 patients have been admitted to the emergency ward at BJRM Hospital, and the influx of patients continues. However, all have now been discharged. Further investigation and action are underway after informing the Food Department. Nearly 300 people fell ill after consuming buckwheat flour: Nearly 300 people fell ill after consuming buckwheat flour to break the Navratri fast in the Jahangirpuri area of ​​the capital, Delhi. All of them have been admitted to Babu Jagjivan Ram Hospital after complaining of uneasiness, vomiting, and loose stools. Police were informed that a large number of people were falling ill in the Jahangirpuri area. Upon receiving the information, a police team arrived at the scene and the patients were immediately transported to the hospital. #jahangirpuri #kuttu #mahindraPark #bhalswadairy #swaroopNagar #AshokVihar #Lalbagh #Smaypur Navratri began with devotion and festivity, but on the very first day, a shocking scene unfolded in Delhi. The emergency ward of Babu Jagjivan Ram Hospital was suddenly flooded with patients on Tuesday morning. Starting around 6 AM, nearly 150 to 200 people rushed in complaining of vomiting, restlessness, and uneasiness. Doctors were stunned to see so many patients at once and immediately informed the police. Initial investigation revealed that all those affected had consumed buckwheat flour (kuttu ka atta), which is commonly eaten during Navratri fasting. The patients came from several areas of North-West Delhi—Jahangirpuri, Mahendra Park, Samaypur, Bhalswa Dairy, Lal Bagh, and Swaroop Nagar. Fortunately, all were reported to be in stable condition, and none required hospital admission. DCP Bhishm Singh stated that as soon as the information was received, police reached the hospital and simultaneously began alerting shopkeepers and local residents in the affected areas. Awareness messages are being spread through beat staff and public announcement systems. The matter has also been reported to the Food Department for further investigation to determine how the flour became contaminated.