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14 including six children killed as 'mysterious fever' grips Gujarat, govt deploys medical teams to affected areas

DNA Friday, 13 September 2024
As many as 14 people including six children have been killed as a 'mysterious fever' has gripped the Lakhpat and Abdasa talukas of Kutch district, Gujarat.
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