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Seven people died in Bihar's West Champaran district, allegedly due to consumption of spurious liquor. The deaths occurred between January 15 and 17, but were reported only on January 20. The police have set up an investigation team to find out the cause of the deaths as the bodies were cremated before the incident came to light.
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