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1:19Now PlayingTop News | After 31 patients died in the course of 48 hours at a state facility, a drug's body accused the government of Maharashtra of not placing enough orders to match the need for medicine there. According to local reports, a lack of medications was a contributing factor in the Nanded hospital catastrophe. Eknath Shinde, the chief minister, refuted claims that there were staff and medication shortages. After the weekly cabinet meeting in this location, Shinde told reporters that the hospital had a sufficient supply of medications and medical personnel. He noted that many of the dead were elderly folks with heart conditions, underweight babies, or accident casualties. Keep an eye on Mirror Now for the latest developments.
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