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Nagaland liquor deaths: 10 die in Tuensang, spurious liquor suspected in nine cases; state issues advisory
Updated On: 14 September, 2026 06:12 PM IST | Kohima | IANS
Ten people, including three members of a family, have died in Nagaland's Tuensang, with suspected spurious liquor consumption linked to nine cases. Police are probing the deaths, while the Excise Department has issued a statewide advisory against consuming liquor

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In the wake of 10 people, including three members of a family, dying in "dry state" Nagaland’s Tuensang, with spurious liquor consumption suspected as the cause in nine of the cases, the state Excise and Prohibition Department has issued a statewide advisory against consuming liquor of unknown or doubtful origin.
Tuensang police said that between September 10 and 12, nine of the deceased had a direct or indirect circumstantial link to alcohol consumption, while the circumstances leading to the deaths were yet to be conclusively established.


