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The family has been swiftly shifted to a hospital in CHC Puranpur after their condition deteriorated...

Digital Desk: A tragic incident has unfolded in Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit district, where a 10-year-old boy reportedly lost his life after consuming the popular instant noodles brand 'Maggi'. Shockingly, six other members of the family have been hospitalized and are undergoing treatment due food poisoning, allegedly caused by the same product.

According to reports, the boy and his family had consumed Maggi noodles alongside rice, which resulted in the unfortunate incident. The incident occurred in Rahul Nagar locality under the jurisdiction of Hazara Police Station area. The family has been swiftly shifted to a hospital in CHC Puranpur after their condition deteriorated.

Visuals from the scene depict the family members receiving medical attention at a private hospital in Pilibhit. This tragedy has instilled fear among the community, prompting warnings about the risks of consuming stagnant food, especially during the sweltering summer months.

News of the 10-year-old's demise due to food poisoning caused by Maggi noodles quickly spread on social media platforms, amplifying concerns and raising awareness about food safety practices. The affected family members are battling severe symptoms such as stomach pain and diarrhea, highlighting the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for vigilance regarding food consumption.


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