India batter and Karnataka captain Mayank Agarwal was rushed to a hospital in Agartala on Tuesday after consuming an unidentified liquid, believed to be water, on board a flight. Agarwal, 32, is reportedly in stable condition but remains under observation at the hospital. The incident occurred while Agarwal and his team, the Karnataka Ranji Trophy team, were traveling to Surat via New Delhi. Agarwal experienced a burning sensation in his mouth after taking a sip from a bottle assumed to contain water. Despite rinsing his mouth, the discomfort persisted, and the flight was forced to return to the bay. Agarwal was deplaned and taken to the hospital, where he received treatment for burns on his inner cheeks and tongue. An FIR has been registered on behalf of Agarwal, and the bottle has been sent for forensic examination. If Agarwal is cleared to travel, he is expected to return to the city for further treatment. However, he will miss the next match against Railways in Surat. Manish Pandey will join the team as a replacement.
Indian cricketer Mayank Agarwal was rushed to the hospital in Agartala, India after consuming an unidentified liquid on a flight. Agarwal, who is the captain of the Karnataka team, experienced a burning sensation in his mouth after taking a sip from a bottle assumed to contain water. He spat out the liquid and rinsed his mouth, but the discomfort persisted. Agarwal was deplaned and taken to the hospital, where he is being treated for oral irritation and swelling on his lips. It is believed that the liquid may have been a cleaning agent left in a water bottle. Agarwal’s condition is stable, but he will miss the next match due to his injuries. An FIR has been registered, and the bottle has been sent for forensic examination.
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