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ABP Special Full: Bihar fails to save over 145 innocent lives

The Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) in Bihar has so far claimed lives of more than 145 innocent children and the state and union government are scrambling to deal with the outbreak of the disease. At present, more than 400 children detected with AES have been admitted to various hospitals and most of the deaths have been attributed to low blood sugar level (hypoglycemia).

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