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Experts identify W. Bengal 'mystery fever'

KOLKATA JUNE 6. A mystery fever, which has claimed 19 children's lives in Murshidabad district of West Bengal in the last one week, was today diagnosed by a team of medical experts as bronchopneumonia.

An official told PTI that the team of experts visiting the remote villages in Lalgola block had reported that the disease had been identified on symptomatic observations.

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