Several guests fall ill after eating at weddings in Mumbai, with authorities suspecting food poisoning. NDTV and The Hindu report cases linked to a wedding attended by hundreds of guests, while Free Press Journal details two incidents: one at Nahur West and another in Bhandup, including guests reporting vomiting and diarrhoea.
In Nahur West, Free Press Journal says between about 70 and 100 guests who ate during the last serving round became unwell, with dozens taken to multiple hospitals including MT Agarwal Hospital in Mulund and hospitals in Kamgar, Vikhroli and Rajawadi. It also says police are involved and that admitted patients are stable. In Bhandup, Free Press Journal reports at least 27 to 45 people—also including a newlywed couple—are taken to hospitals after consuming items such as kalakand, and that hospital patients are stable.
The differing outlet emphases range from how many people are hospitalised to which venue and timing are highlighted, but all point to suspected food-related illness following wedding catering and to medical treatment being provided to affected guests.
