Move togwa affected for now reaches 340 people

Move. The number of people admitted to hospital for drinking togwa will likely be formed in Litapwasi Village, County of Mpitimbi in Ruvuma Region has increased from 270 to 340.


The incident occurred Sunday after the celebration of Confirmation people share where they eat, drink and togwa and then those who began drinking togwa stomachs aches, diarrhea and vomiting.

Until yesterday, 102 people were still admitted in Lyangweni Clinic, Hospital St. Joseph Abbey and Ruvuma Regional Hospital.

Already five people detained by the police for investigation in connection with the incident, including the human father of the child who received confirmation Dickson, Enes God (47).

Police Commander Ruvuma, these Mskhiela mentioned others detained at Central Police Station Move to an interview that is Benedict Porcupine (76), Esebius Komba (36), Sadiki Sodi (65) and John Kaulangudidi. A man who allegedly handed over the key to the room of drinks before allocation to citizens, Ridhiwani Shawa not known where he is.

Remnants of food, alcohol togwa decorations were taken yesterday and sent to the Government Chemist General for investigation.

Mskhiela commander urged people who have a party, make sure they do so in a positive and safe environment in order to avoid such effects.

Medical Officer of Abbey Hospital, Dr. Vanace Mushi said so yesterday, people who were admitted to hospital were 34 and there were no patient was allowed to return home.

Acting Medical Officer in Charge of the Ruvuma Regional Hospital, said patients Regret accordingly beheaded nine appeals were received and treated with their economic situation worse.

Commenting on the event, Ruvuma Regional Commissioner, Said Mwambungu said: "This is very limenisikitisha I hurt very sorry I give all the people who have this problem, I believe God will help them and they will recover and return to their normal state."

However, Mwambungu said that an accident like the other, so leave the security agencies and health professionals to find the truth. He also urged the public to be careful when they prepare food and local brew in ceremonies.