The State Commissioner for Health, Dr Dayo Adeyanju, made this disclosure on Sunday, while briefing journalists on the update of the situation.
Dr Adeyanju informed that the preliminary reports of tests carried out, revealed that it is not a viral disease.
“The deaths might have resulted from a methanol poison drank by some of the victims,” he said.
Dr Adeyanju further said that the result of the toxicology test to confirm the statement was still being expected from the University College Hospital (UCH) Ibadan, Oyo State.
It has been reported that the ailment starts with a headache, blindness and eventually leads to death within few hours it attacks its victims.
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