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A poisoning incident occurred in the cities of Araromi Obu and Odigbo in Ondo state due to the consumption of a drink called 'herbal drink'.
24 people who consumed "herbal drinks" died in Ondo state in southwestern Nigeria.
According to news in the national media, many people who consumed "herbal drinks" in the cities of Araromi Obu and Odigbo in Ondo state were taken to hospitals on suspicion of being poisoned.
24 people who consumed the drink in question died.
Regional authorities temporarily banned the sale and consumption of such locally produced beverages in the cities as a precaution, as the cause of the incident is not yet clear.
Ondo Police Commissioner Felix Ohagwu stated in his statement that an investigation into the incident has been launched and that it is working in cooperation with the state government, the Ministry of Health and health authorities in the region.
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As a result of the investigation, legal action will be taken against the producers or distributors of the beverage.
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