Diarrhoea outbreak in Purulia
Press Trust of India : Purulia, Tue Jan 15 2013, 04:16 hrs
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Around a hundred residents of Purulia, including 10 students, are suffering from diarrhoea, officials said on Monday. The outbreak has been reported from three wards of Purulia Municipality and the patients were admitted to the district hospital.
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