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Nursing students hospitalised

Five nursing students, who were pursuing their diploma degree at K.A.P. Viswanatham Government Medical College, developed nausea reportedly due to exhaustion and was hospitalised on Friday. Dean of the College P. Ravishankar said that these students were deputed for night shift for the first time and the exhaustion has caused them nausea. They were hospitalised for an hour and later discharged, he added.

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