Group Calls for Review of Nagaland Liquor Prohibition Act Amid Poisoning Deaths
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Updated Oct 17
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What happened
The Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem called for a comprehensive, evidence-based review of the Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition Act, 1989. The appeal was made following the deaths of three persons in Longpayimsen village on October 15 and 16, which were suspected to be caused by methanol poisoning. The group urged elected representatives to assess the Act’s implementation and impact on public welfare.
From morungexpress.com
Why it matters
The call for review stems from grave concern over continuing fatalities linked to spurious liquor in the state. The group termed the situation an alarming public health crisis, questioning whether strict enforcement of the prohibition law alone can resolve the issue.
From morungexpress.com