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21 persons die from adulterated alcohol in Madagascar.
Antananarivo, Madagascar (PANA) - At least persons have died after drinking adulterated alcohol in the populous suburb of Anosivavaka-Ambohimanarina, west of the Malagasy capital Antananarivo.
The drink, sold in bulk in a small house, was brewed locally by a man identified only as Rapros, who has been a "brewer" for eight years.
Rapros has a stock of alcohol from the western regions of Madagascar, but this time, ...
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