Alcohol poisoning in India that killed 107 people

People die from alcohol poisoning in India has increased to 107 people, while a further 50 people died this morning in the state of West Bengal.

Times of India quoted officials say 50 people are struggling to survive in many local hospitals, after they poisoned the drinking establishments of illegal alcohol production last Tuesday. The death toll was announced at the different diseases from this morning. This is considered one of the cases the most severe alcohol poisoning in the state of West Bengal.

Tragedy occurred when the group working poor off work and buy some wine to drink with the price of 10 rupees (3.000VND) half a liter cheaper than 1 / 3 of alcohol legally. Many men drink along the roadside near a train station, then started vomiting, head pain sensitivity and foaming at the mouth.Arman Seikh (23 years) who took him to hospital in-law. Seikh said: "He asked to feel a burning chest pain and abdominal writhing."

Most of the dead were poor laborers, rickshaw pullers and street vendors. All 107 victims have been autopsy and the body was moved to the family. "It was heartbreaking to witness this incident. Why do not the police stop this graph:. I do not understand?", A suffering people shared with AP . This man carrying six people from her village to go emergency at the hospital and they all died.

A victim of alcohol poisoning are taken to emergency.

Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal governor, promised to make a fake batch of alcohol arrest victims. "I want strong action to combat production and trafficking of illegal alcohol. But this is also a social problem and requires a consensus of the people, "Ms. Banerjee told Press Trust of India .

Alcohol poisoning occurs a few days only, after more than 90 people died in a hospital fire near Kolkata, West Bengal state capital. The hospital director was later arrested in connection with the death of the victim.

West Bengal state government yesterday announced it would compensate the families of the victims.

According to The Lancet , despite cultural and religious taboo in India to drink, but up to 5%, or 60 million people (in the French population) alcoholics in this country. 2 / 3 the amount of alcohol consumed in India is illegal and is produced in remote villages or smuggled alcohol.