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Dozens taken ill at supermarket in Germany due to unknown substance

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Written By: DPA/NAMPA

Dozens of customers of a supermarket in eastern Germany fell ill with respiratory issues due to an unknown substance on Saturday.

The police say 41 people in Waldheim in the state of Saxony have been affected, with 15 taken to hospital for further treatment and examination.

The supermarket was closed after the incident.

The Chemnitz criminal investigation department is investigating the incident.

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