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Sources at Hemgir community health centre (CHC) said since May 22, Nuadihi village has reported 59 cases including two deaths. The CHC now has a total of nine patients and all are stable.

The remaining affected persons are receiving treatment at a special medical camp set up in the village.

Sources said the students consumed fermented rice (pakhala), mashed potatoes and mango chutney in the morning. Soon after eating, several students complained of loose motion and vomiting.

The water-borne disease was first reported after Badal was admitted to Dharmasala community health centre (CHC) on Wednesday night.

Addressing the media, Minister Rammohan Naidu said that at least 124 diarrhoea cases were reported in the four ward secretariats’ limits so far.

High-level review focuses on prevention, field monitoring and public safety; govt ready for debate on Tirumala laddu on March 4, says Finance Minister Payyavula