KOHIMA, Sept. 27 -- The toll in Nagaland's suspected adulterated-liquor tragedy rose to 19 after eight more people died in Mokokchung district over Thursday and Friday, police said on Saturday. The development follows the deaths of 11 people in Tuensang district between September 10 and 12, suspected to have been caused by spurious liquor consumption. Nagaland is a dry state under the Nagaland Total Liquor Prohibition (NLTP) Act, 1989, which prohibits the possession, sale, consumption, manufacture, import and export of liquor in the state. Addressing a press briefing on Saturday, Mokokchung deputy commissioner Ajit Kumar Verma appealed to community and church leaders to remain alert and sensitise the public. The deaths prompted a SIT probe. So far, 25 people have been arrested across the district as part of the probe. alice Yhoshu...