15 discharged from hospital after deadly milk poisoning
15 discharged from hospital after deadly milk poisoning
10:36, April 10, 2011

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Fifteen people who were poisoned after drinking tainted milk on Thursday was released from hospital Saturday, local authorities said.
A total of 39 people were sent to local hospitals in Pingliang City of northwest China's Gansu Province Thursday after drinking nitrite-tainted milk. Three children younger than two years old were killed. The youngest was 36 days old.
Fourteen people were discharged from hospital Saturday, while another one was discharged Friday, according to a statement from the Pingliang municipal government.
It said most of the poisoned were children under fourteen. One of them remained in serious conditions.
An initial investigation shows all the patients were poisoned after drinking milk provided by two local dairy farms. Further investigation is under way.
Source: Xinhua
A total of 39 people were sent to local hospitals in Pingliang City of northwest China's Gansu Province Thursday after drinking nitrite-tainted milk. Three children younger than two years old were killed. The youngest was 36 days old.
Fourteen people were discharged from hospital Saturday, while another one was discharged Friday, according to a statement from the Pingliang municipal government.
It said most of the poisoned were children under fourteen. One of them remained in serious conditions.
An initial investigation shows all the patients were poisoned after drinking milk provided by two local dairy farms. Further investigation is under way.
Source: Xinhua
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(Editor:李牧)

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