According to Singh, while five deaths have happened since Sunday, the boy who died on Sunday (June 30) reported epileptic fits. But the four others who died on Monday and Tuesday reported symptoms of suspected food poisoning. “We’ve sent medical teams to the concerned orphanage to conduct a detailed examination of all children there (including girls).Though the medical teams are finding it difficult to communicate properly with the children, still whoever is showing any symptom of suspected food poisoning or any other medical problem is being admitted at the hospital. Presently, 30 children are under treatment at the hospital.”The Yugpurush Dham Ashram has been run reportedly since 2006 in Indore’s Malharganj area and currently has more than 200 children and teenagers aged between 3 and 18 years, including girls. These children who are either orphans or have been abandoned by families, are all specially-abled (mostly mentally challenged) and come from all parts of MP.
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