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Thumbs up 69 Nigers die of croc poisoned beer served at a FUNERAL 200 hospitalized

An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:

http://news.sky.com/story/1406468/cr...on-beer-deaths


Crocodile Bile Suspected In Poison Beer Deaths

Samples of the country's traditional beer are sent for testing after possibly being contaminated with crocodile bile.

14:27, UK, Monday 12 January 2015
Crocodile

Crocodile bile is the suspect source of the poisoning

Some 69 people have died and nearly 200 others admitted to hospital in Mozambique after drinking contaminated beer at a funeral.

It is thought the drink was poisoned with crocodile bile during the course of the funeral, but police are still investigating the source.

Samples of the traditional beer, Pombe, as well as blood samples, have been sent to the capital Maputo to be tested.

Pombe is made from cornflour or millet.

So far, 196 people have been admitted to hospitals in the country's northeastern Tete province where the funeral took place.

The region's health director, Paulo Bernando, told Radio Mozambique: "People flocked to the hospital, suffering from diarrhoea and muscle pain.

"Then bodies from various neighbourhoods were brought to the hospital, and this alerted us."

Mozambique's government has declared three days of mourning following the deaths.

The authorities are collecting clothing, food and coffins for the bereaved families.


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