Woman dies after eating Maggi noodles mixed with rat poison

• A 27-year-old woman accidentally put rat poison in her Maggi noodles and ate it.
• She was trying to get rid of rodents that were living in the house.
• The local police said, There is no evidence of wrongdoing.

A 27-year-old woman died because she accidentally mixed rat poison into her Maggi noodles and ate it.

On July 21, a woman named Rekha Nishad is said to have put poison in tomatoes to get rid of rodents that were living in the house. She was mindlessly watching TV when she made the terrible mistake of putting the bad tomato in her Maggi noodles.

She started throwing up a few hours after she ate lunch, and even though she was taken to Shatabdi Hospital for help, she didn’t make it.

The event took place in Malad, in the Pascal wadi. Rekha’s in-laws were the Nishads, and her husband and brother-in-law lived with her.

The local police said, “There is no evidence of wrongdoing. We have logged a death due to an accident.”

On the other hand, a person is seen replacing the usual potato stuffing in pani puri with instant masala noodles and adding spicy mint water.

Maggi and golgappe are two of the most well-known dishes. No one predicted, however, that fast noodles would be employed as a filler in street food. Unfortunately, this has also become a reality, with a video of it becoming viral and making internet users sick.

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