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Guinea - More than one hundred citizens admitted at Donka hospital after consuming motor oil

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Urgent: One hundred citizens admitted to the Donka hospital after consuming engine oil ...

CONAKRY-A rare scene took place on Tuesday morning at the Donka hospital! A hundred people coming mostly from the common Kaloum have joined the department of infectious diseases at CHU Donka, after consuming engine oil, learned Africaguinee.com.

According to a doctor contacted by our editors, they are at least 114 people now complaining of abdominal pain accompanied by diarrhea and vomiting.

"Yes, we received a hundred people. All claim to have consumed rice mixed with engine oil. It seems that this is a woman who mistook peanut oil for engine oil. She prepared and people came to consumed the rice , "explained the doctor who wanted to remain anonymous.

"Everyone that we receive here complain of abdominal pain with vomiting and diarrhea" has continued the doctor of the infectious diseases Donka hospital.

This has created panic in some patients and visitors at the University Hospital of Donka. There were many people there who immediately left the scene thinking it was the Ebola haemorrhagic fever.

The latest news was that patients still continue to arrive at the hospital.

No deaths have been reported so far although some patients complain of excruciating pain.

http://www.africaguinee.com/article...-admis-l-hopital-donka-apres-avoir-consomme-l
 
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