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Mystery disease claims six more lives

GHAZIABAD, OCT. 30. Six more lives were claimed by the mystery disease stalking western Uttar Pradesh, taking the toll to 98 today.

Sahranpur is the worst-affected district. It accounted for 50 deaths, including six, since last evening. All the six deaths took place in Nangal town.

The District Magistrate, Bhagpat, Kamini Ratan Chauhan, said the number of ailing children was on the rise though there were no deaths. — PTI

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