Hyderabad woman dies after eating momos, 20 others fall ill

The police have launched an investigation into the matter and registered a case

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Hyderabad, Updated At : 05:34 PM Oct 30, 2024 IST

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A 33-year-old woman died and 15 others suffered food poisoning after consuming momos from a single vendor at different locations under Banjara Hills police station limits in Telangana's Hyderabad, said police.

The police have launched an investigation into the matter and registered a case.

Ram Babu, Sub-inspector of Banjara Hills Police Station says, "We received a complaint yesterday that Reshma Begum (33) died and 15 others suffered food poisoning after consuming momos (street food) from a single vendor at different locations. We have registered a case and are investigating the matter." More updates on the matter are awaited.

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