Herbal drink consumption: 60 people still in hospital — Ondo commissioner

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The Ondo State Commissioner for Health has confirmed that 60 people are still in hospital after consuming a suspected poisonous herbal drink that killed 29 Read More: https://punchng.com/herbal-drink-consumption-60-people-still-in-hospital-ondo-commissioner/

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