In a shocking incident, a 33-year-old woman died after eating momo&nbsp;from a street food stall in the Banjara Hills area of the Indian city of Hyderabad and 15 others fell sick, said the police.

The street vendor was reportedly selling momo&nbsp;at different locations in the city.&nbsp;

According to media reports, the woman identified as Reshma Begum and her two daughters, aged 12 and 14, consumed the momos in Khairatabad on Friday (Oct 25).&nbsp;

The woman died on Sunday (Oct 27) and her daughters have been receiving treatment, as reported by NDTV. The woman was a single mother and is survived by her daughters.

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According to India Today, the woman showed food poisoning symptoms almost an hour after eating the momo. After some time, she suffered from stomach pain, diarrhoea and vomiting.

Speaking to news agency PTI, sub-inspector of Banjara Hills Police Station Ram Babu said, "We received a complaint yesterday that Reshma Begum (33) died and 15 others suffered food poisoning after consuming momo&nbsp;(street food) from a single vendor at different locations. We have registered a case and are investigating the matter."

<h2>Police investigate Momo food poisoning case</h2>

In the investigation, the police found that the vendor did not have any food safety licence and the momo&nbsp;were being cooked in unhygienic conditions.&nbsp;

After getting prepared, the dough was kept in the refrigerator without any packing. In the investigation, it was also found that the door of the refrigerator was also broken.&nbsp;

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The officials have collected samples from the food vendor and sent them for lab analysis.

According to the local media, the food stall at which the woman and others ate momo was named 'Delhi Momos'.&nbsp;

The stall was set up in Chintal Basti nearly three months back by six men who hailed from the Indian state of Bihar.

The police have stated that they have two people who were operating the stalls into custody and filed a case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a shocking incident, a 33-year-old woman died after eating momo from a street food stall in the Banjara Hills area of the Indian city of Hyderabad and 15 others fell sick, said the police.

In a shocking incident, a 33-year-old woman died after eating momo from a street food stall in the Banjara Hills area of the Indian city of Hyderabad and 15 others fell sick, said the police. The street vendor was reportedly selling momo at different locations in the city. According to media reports, the woman identified as Reshma Begum and her two daughters, aged 12 and 14, consumed the momos in Khairatabad on Friday (Oct 25). The woman died on Sunday (Oct 27) and her daughters have been receiving treatment, as reported by NDTV. The woman was a single mother and is survived by her daughters. Also Read: Why do we eat? Study finds swallowing releases 'happy hormones', triggering desire for more food According to India Today, the woman showed food poisoning symptoms almost an hour after eating the momo. After some time, she suffered from stomach pain, diarrhoea and vomiting. Speaking to news agency PTI, sub-inspector of Banjara Hills Police Station Ram Babu said, "We received a complaint yesterday that Reshma Begum (33) died and 15 others suffered food poisoning after consuming momo (street food) from a single vendor at different locations. We have registered a case and are investigating the matter." Police investigate Momo food poisoning case In the investigation, the police found that the vendor did not have any food safety licence and the momo were being cooked in unhygienic conditions. After getting prepared, the dough was kept in the refrigerator without any packing. In the investigation, it was also found that the door of the refrigerator was also broken. Watch: Love Turns Pain Into Pleasure? New Study Reveals Why Some Crave Spicy Food The officials have collected samples from the food vendor and sent them for lab analysis. According to the local media, the food stall at which the woman and others ate momo was named 'Delhi Momos'. The stall was set up in Chintal Basti nearly three months back by six men who hailed from the Indian state of Bihar. The police have stated that they have two people who were operating the stalls into custody and filed a case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. (With inputs from agencies)

Killer dumplings? Woman dies after eating momo, 15 others suffer food poisoning

The Tibetan cuisine&nbsp;Momos,&nbsp;can easily be termed as&nbsp;one of the favourite street foods of Indians, at least in the northern part of the country. The&nbsp;warm dough-covered snack stuffed with chicken or veggies as per&nbsp;choice is enjoyed with spicy&nbsp;red sauce (chutney) that can be had again on asking.

However, a 32-year-old man, Sandeep, met with an unfortunate fate in&nbsp;Delhi's Shahdara area on Wednesday (January 10) when he demanded for extra sauce to the momos street vendor in&nbsp;Delhi's Shahdara area.&nbsp;The momo cart owner, Vikas&nbsp; (23) allegedly stabbed the customer in the face for making the demand&nbsp;

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Sandeep, a resident of NSA Colony in the same locality, asked for extra red sauce to the vendor while having the momos.&nbsp;This infuriated Vikas, who stabbed the customer multiple times in his face, as he had&nbsp;limited stock of the chutney, according to media reports.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hearing his screams, passersby&nbsp;came to Sandeep's rescue and one of them called the police. Sandeep, who was bleeding profusely, was taken to hospital and reportedly received 10 stitches. Sandeep is an employee in a private firm.

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The street vendor Vikas, who reportedly stays in Farsh Bazar was arrested by the police and the&nbsp;object he used to stab Sandeep was recovered.

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The Times of India citing unnamed police officers said&nbsp;that Vikas had&nbsp;asked for extra sauce twice while he&nbsp;purchased just one plate of momos. While, Vikas alleged that Sandeep hurled abuses at him and even shoved him. The testimonies are being verified by the police. There are also checking if any CCTC footage of the incident is available.

A case of attempted murder has been registered against Vikas.

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The Tibetan cuisine Momos, can easily be termed as one of the favourite street foods of Indians, at least in the northern part of the country. The warm dough-covered snack stuffed with chicken or veggies as per choice is enjoyed with spicy red sauce (chutney) that can be had again on asking.

The Tibetan cuisine Momos, can easily be termed as one of the favourite street foods of Indians, at least in the northern part of the country. The warm dough-covered snack stuffed with chicken or veggies as per choice is enjoyed with spicy red sauce (chutney) that can be had again on asking. However, a 32-year-old man, Sandeep, met with an unfortunate fate in Delhi's Shahdara area on Wednesday (January 10) when he demanded for extra sauce to the momos street vendor in Delhi's Shahdara area. The momo cart owner, Vikas (23) allegedly stabbed the customer in the face for making the demand Watch | PM Narendra Modi inaugurates Atal Setu, the longest bridge in Maharashtra × Sandeep, a resident of NSA Colony in the same locality, asked for extra red sauce to the vendor while having the momos. This infuriated Vikas, who stabbed the customer multiple times in his face, as he had limited stock of the chutney, according to media reports. Hearing his screams, passersby came to Sandeep's rescue and one of them called the police. Sandeep, who was bleeding profusely, was taken to hospital and reportedly received 10 stitches. Sandeep is an employee in a private firm. Also Read | Indian man believed to be dead, found eating momos in another state The street vendor Vikas, who reportedly stays in Farsh Bazar was arrested by the police and the object he used to stab Sandeep was recovered. Also Read | India:'Too much of a good thing can be deadly': 25-year-old man dies after eating 150 momos during challenge The Times of India citing unnamed police officers said that Vikas had asked for extra sauce twice while he purchased just one plate of momos. While, Vikas alleged that Sandeep hurled abuses at him and even shoved him. The testimonies are being verified by the police. There are also checking if any CCTC footage of the incident is available. A case of attempted murder has been registered against Vikas. (With inputs from agencies)

New Delhi: Man asks for extra sauce with momos, gets stabbed in face

In one of the bizarre stories of the day, a man presumed dead by his family in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was found alive, eating momos in the northern Indian city of Noida in Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;

The man named Nishant Kumar hailed from the Bhagalpur district of Bihar. He mysteriously went missing on 31 January, 2023, after which his father&nbsp;Sachidanand Singh lodged a complaint at the&nbsp;Sultanganj police station. In the complaint, the father accused Nishant's brother-in-law Ravi Shankar Singh and father-in-law&nbsp;Naveen Singh of torturing and kidnapping him.&nbsp;

However, as fate would have it,&nbsp;Ravi was the one who&nbsp;spotted Nishant in Noida and solved the mystery. Ravi was at a shop selling momos in Noida's sector 50 when he saw one of the shopkeepers berating a beggar.&nbsp;The beggar was asking for food, saying he was hungry.&nbsp;

Seeing the miserable condition of the beggar who sported a long dingy beard and wore tattered clothes, Ravi felt sorry and&nbsp;approached the shopkeeper whilst offering&nbsp;to pay for the momos for the beggar. However, no sooner did Ravi ask the beggar his name, than the mystery of Nishant's mysterious disappearance unravelled itself.&nbsp;

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The beggar introduced himself as Nishant Kumar, a resident of&nbsp;Dhruvganj, Naugachia. Without wasting a beat, Ravi immediately dialled the police and Nishant was taken to Sector 13 police station. Meanwhile, Delhi Police contacted Sultanhaj police station&nbsp;and apprised them of the latest developments.&nbsp;

<h2>Ravi — a relieved man&nbsp;</h2>

Ravi, meanwhile, was a relieved man. After months of facing accusations and abuses from the family, he finally had closure. According to Ravi, his elder uncle passed away in shock because of the serious charges levelled by Nishant's family.&nbsp;

“Now there is a hope that we will get justice from the court and whoever is guilty in this case, the court will take legal action against him,” Ravi Shankar was quoted as saying.

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This is not the first instance where a person presumed dead by a family has turned up alive and well. In UP, a woman declared dead seven years was found alive and married to another person. Meanwhile, a man, related to the woman was rotting behind bars on 'murder' charges.

The woman had eloped with her lover and got married and shifted to another district in the state. The man named Vishnu was caught, charged with a false murder case, convicted and even sentenced to seven years in prison.&nbsp;

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In one of the bizarre stories of the day, a man presumed dead by his family in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was found alive, eating momos in the northern Indian city of Noida in Uttar Pradesh.

In one of the bizarre stories of the day, a man presumed dead by his family in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was found alive, eating momos in the northern Indian city of Noida in Uttar Pradesh. The man named Nishant Kumar hailed from the Bhagalpur district of Bihar. He mysteriously went missing on 31 January, 2023, after which his father Sachidanand Singh lodged a complaint at the Sultanganj police station. In the complaint, the father accused Nishant's brother-in-law Ravi Shankar Singh and father-in-law Naveen Singh of torturing and kidnapping him. However, as fate would have it, Ravi was the one who spotted Nishant in Noida and solved the mystery. Ravi was at a shop selling momos in Noida's sector 50 when he saw one of the shopkeepers berating a beggar. The beggar was asking for food, saying he was hungry. Seeing the miserable condition of the beggar who sported a long dingy beard and wore tattered clothes, Ravi felt sorry and approached the shopkeeper whilst offering to pay for the momos for the beggar. However, no sooner did Ravi ask the beggar his name, than the mystery of Nishant's mysterious disappearance unravelled itself. Watch | Gravitas: India-China relations hit an all-time low. Here's why × The beggar introduced himself as Nishant Kumar, a resident of Dhruvganj, Naugachia. Without wasting a beat, Ravi immediately dialled the police and Nishant was taken to Sector 13 police station. Meanwhile, Delhi Police contacted Sultanhaj police station and apprised them of the latest developments. Ravi — a relieved man Ravi, meanwhile, was a relieved man. After months of facing accusations and abuses from the family, he finally had closure. According to Ravi, his elder uncle passed away in shock because of the serious charges levelled by Nishant's family. “Now there is a hope that we will get justice from the court and whoever is guilty in this case, the court will take legal action against him,” Ravi Shankar was quoted as saying. VIDEO | Indian politician breaks down while being arrested by ED This is not the first instance where a person presumed dead by a family has turned up alive and well. In UP, a woman declared dead seven years was found alive and married to another person. Meanwhile, a man, related to the woman was rotting behind bars on 'murder' charges. The woman had eloped with her lover and got married and shifted to another district in the state. The man named Vishnu was caught, charged with a false murder case, convicted and even sentenced to seven years in prison. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Indian man believed to be dead, found eating momos in another state

The All India Institute of Medical Science has issued an advisory on India's beloved snack, momos. The health warning was issued by AIIMS following the death of a 50-year-old man due to choking on a dumpling or the momo.&nbsp; 
 
The medical body has advised everyone to ‘swallow with care’ after the AIIMS forensic experts found the reason behind the death of the man. He was reportedly brought dead to AIIMS in Delhi. The man was believed to be drunk and was eating momos at a roadside shop when he suddenly collapsed on the ground.&nbsp; 
 
According to the post-mortem report, a dumpling was found lodged at the opening of the man's windpipe, leading doctors to conclude he died from choking on a momo.&nbsp; 
 
The cause of death has been concluded as neurogenic cardiac arrest due to choking of momos which was found to be located at the laryngeal inlet. 
 
AIIMS has thus issued an advisory on eating the popular dish that is found at almost every roadside shop as well as high-end restaurant across India.&nbsp; 
 
Choking is a condition where there is an obstruction in the windpipe. Whenever we eat something large, it is advised to chew it properly before swallowing so as to not block the food pipe or the windpipe.&nbsp; 
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The All India Institute of Medical Science has issued an advisory on India's beloved snack, momos. The health warning was issued by AIIMS following the death of a 50-year-old man due to choking on a dumpling or the momo.

The All India Institute of Medical Science has issued an advisory on India's beloved snack, momos. The health warning was issued by AIIMS following the death of a 50-year-old man due to choking on a dumpling or the momo. The medical body has advised everyone to ‘swallow with care’ after the AIIMS forensic experts found the reason behind the death of the man. He was reportedly brought dead to AIIMS in Delhi. The man was believed to be drunk and was eating momos at a roadside shop when he suddenly collapsed on the ground. According to the post-mortem report, a dumpling was found lodged at the opening of the man's windpipe, leading doctors to conclude he died from choking on a momo. The cause of death has been concluded as neurogenic cardiac arrest due to choking of momos which was found to be located at the laryngeal inlet. AIIMS has thus issued an advisory on eating the popular dish that is found at almost every roadside shop as well as high-end restaurant across India. Choking is a condition where there is an obstruction in the windpipe. Whenever we eat something large, it is advised to chew it properly before swallowing so as to not block the food pipe or the windpipe.

Man dies choking on momos, AIIMS issues advisory: Chew well and swallow

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