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Tuesday, November 21, 2000, updated at 10:56(GMT+8)
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Death Toll From Illicit Kenya Brew Rises to 137

The death toll from a poisonous illegal liquor sold in the Kenyan capital rose to 137 today, with more deaths predicted among the more than 400 patients many of them seriously ill now in five Nairobi hospitals.

Kenyan police said they had so far arrested 58 people on charges of preparing, distributing or selling the brew, locally known as changa. Those arrested include a man suspected of manufacturing the poisonous element in the drink.

More than 20 of those still in hospital have lost their sight, medical sources said.




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The death toll from a poisonous illegal liquor sold in the Kenyan capital rose to 137 today, with more deaths predicted among the more than 400 patients many of them seriously ill now in five Nairobi hospitals.

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