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19 Dead in Nagaland Hooch Tragedy as Probe Confirms Methanol in Liquor

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At least 19 people have died in Nagaland over the past two weeks after consuming spurious liquor. The incident first surfaced on September 24, when four people died and four others fell ill in Mangkolemba. Authorities launched a probe into the deaths, which has since confirmed the presence of methanol in the illicit alcohol. Methanol is a toxic substance commonly found in counterfeit liquor and can be fatal even in small quantities.

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