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Khotang, Nepal: Students sickened by "mystery disease"
Last Updated : 2010-03-24 11:39 PM
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KHOTANG: Seventy students of the Bulapanthe High School in the district have been suffering from a mysterious disease. The sick pupils are complaining of severe headache, sore throats and diarrhoea. The annual examination of the school has been affected. The students are undergoing treatment at a local health post, Khambaraj Rai, a teacher said.