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Water contamination: After Indore, 22 people detected with jaundice in Mhow, many admitted to hospital

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January 23, 2026
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After the contaminated water challenge in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore, one other related well being scare has emerged in Mhow the place in 10 to fifteen days, round 22 folks, together with 19 youngsters, have fallen unwell, affected by jaundice, typhoid and different waterborne illnesses. A number of youngsters have additionally been admitted to hospital.

22 folks detected with signs of jaundice

“22 folks detected with signs of jaundice in Mhow city of Indore district. Eight individuals are admitted to the hospital. A staff from the Well being Division has been despatched to the positioning,” District Collector Shivam Verma informed ANI.

Native residents mentioned the faucets within the space are producing soiled, smelly, and muddy water and even after boiling water, sediment is accumulating on the backside of pots. Circumstances of water-borne illnesses have been reported from the Patti Bazaar and Chander Marg areas on Thursday evening, they mentioned.

Indore Collector Shivam Verma arrived in Mhow late at evening and visited sufferers present process therapy at a hospital, and spoke to residents of the affected areas, an official mentioned.

9 sufferers have been hospitalised

9 sufferers have been hospitalised, whereas just a few others are recuperating at residence, he mentioned. The official mentioned that personnel from the well being division have been on website since Friday morning, below the route of Chief Medical and Well being Officer (CMHO) Dr Madhav Hasani.

A staff from the Indore Medical Faculty and different specialist docs are additionally being despatched to the scene, he mentioned.

Mhow MLA Usha Thakur visits sufferers in hospital

Mhow MLA Usha Thakur additionally visited the hospital to satisfy the affected individuals. Collector Verma directed the well being division to make sure correct and efficient therapy for all sufferers and has instructed the Mhow Cantonment Board to test the water high quality and keep cleanliness within the space.

The federal government is carefully monitoring the state of affairs, Verma mentioned. The affected areas can be surveyed, and residents affected by any signs can be supplied with applicable therapy, and important sufferers can be admitted to the hospital, he mentioned.

No affected person is in crucial situation at current, and a few of them can be discharged throughout the day, he added. Final month, a number of folks fell unwell, and 7 deaths linked to water contamination have been reported within the Bhagirathpura space of Indore.

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