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In Jumla's Gutichour Rural Municipality-1 Manisanghu, five people of the same house fell ill after eating wild mushrooms.
They got sick after cooking wild mushrooms at their home around 3 pm on Sunday. 60-year-old writer Man Mahatara, 58-year-old Rajkumari Mahatara, 45-year-old Kalpana Rawat, 28-year-old Sapna Mahatara Bishta and 3-year-old child Pujan Bishta have fallen ill.
Police inspector Ashim Hamal said that a family of five fell ill after eating mushrooms. He said, "He is currently being treated at the hospital." Everyone's health condition is normal.'
As soon as they got the information about their illness, all the five people were brought to the Karnali Institute of Health Sciences Teaching Hospital Jumla for treatment. Karnali Institute of Health Sciences Jumla informed that the condition of all the patients is normal.
Due to the geographical difficulty, the distance was very far, so he was taken to the hospital only on the 7th quarter. A three-member team under the command of Police Assistant Inspector Manjit Oli from Manisanghu police station reached the village as soon as they heard about the illness. According to the locals, this mushroom is found everywhere during the rainy season. Some mushrooms are very poisonous and some mushrooms are harmless.
The District Police Office has suggested not to use wild mushrooms as much as possible and if it is done, only eat them after taking care.
