The tragic incident has led to a larger inquiry into food safety regulations, as multiple people reported illness after eating momos at the same vendor. (Representational image : Wikimedia commons)
The tragic incident has led to a larger inquiry into food safety regulations, as multiple people reported illness after eating momos at the same vendor. (Representational image : Wikimedia commons)
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Tragic Death of Hyderabad Woman Linked to Contaminated Momos from Banjara Hills Stall

A 29-year-old woman died after consuming momos from a street vendor, with numerous others also falling ill
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In a tragic incident in Hyderabad, a 29-year-old woman named Reshma lost her life after consuming momos from a street vendor stall in Nandi Nagar, Banjara Hills. Reshma, who leaves behind her husband and three children, experienced severe health complications following the meal. Several other individuals, including children, have also reported illness and are currently receiving treatment at various local hospitals.

Reshma's body has been sent for a post-mortem examination as part of the investigation. According to a family member, Reshma fell seriously ill after eating the momos and had to be hospitalized. Witnesses noted that her condition worsened significantly, presenting symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Tragically, she died while being transported to the hospital. The health of her children, who also consumed the momos, is currently being monitored as they receive medical care.

She fell sick after eating momo and had to be admitted to a hospital.

Family Member of Reshma

Local residents have reported that as many as 50 to 60 individuals have fallen ill after eating at this particular momo stall. The vendor was apprehended after complaints surfaced, particularly from children who exhibited symptoms like vomiting and nausea. Following the incident, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) acted swiftly to address the situation. The food safety officials, in conjunction with local police, tracked down the street vendor and discovered that the stall was operating without a valid license.

The establishment was being operated without a license.

Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC)

The GHMC has taken further steps by sending food samples from the vendor to the state food laboratory for analysis to determine the cause of the illnesses. Orders have also been issued to halt the vendor's operations immediately. Additionally, the civic body has requested that the Banjara Hills police conduct a thorough inquiry into the matter to prevent future occurrences.

Reshma’s death has prompted an investigation by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation into the street vendor’s food safety practices. (Representational image: Unsplash)
Reshma’s death has prompted an investigation by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation into the street vendor’s food safety practices. (Representational image: Unsplash)

The case has raised serious concerns about food safety and regulation by people living in the area, emphasizing the need for strict enforcement of health standards at street food establishments. With increasing instances of foodborne illnesses, local authorities are urged to enhance monitoring of food vendors to ensure public safety.

As investigations continue, the community is in mourning over the loss of Reshma, and families affected by the incident are seeking answers and accountability.

(Input from various sources)

(Rehash/Yash Kamble/MSM)

The tragic incident has led to a larger inquiry into food safety regulations, as multiple people reported illness after eating momos at the same vendor. (Representational image : Wikimedia commons)
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