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Update:Four Dead in Suspected Food Poisoning Tragedy in Ntchisi

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The number of people who have died after eating food suspected to have been poisoned in Binga Mvula Village, under Senior Chief Chawanda in Ntchisi, has risen to four. This follows the death of a woman who was admitted to Ntchisi District Hospital yesterday along with a young child. The development has been confirmed by the Malawi Police Service. Speaking to Zodiak Online, Ntchisi Police spokesperson Jessy Phimba said officers are currently work…
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Two Children Die After Suspected Food Poisoning in Ntchisi

Two children in Ntchisi, Natasha Ndeketeya (4 years old) and her cousin Favor Simeon (2 years old) have died after eating suspected poisoned food. Police spokesperson for the district, Salomy Zgambo, said the incident occurred on Sunday night in Bingabvula Village when Natasha’s mother prepared a meal for the family. After eating the food, Natasha began vomiting, but her family initially suspected malaria. The following morning, she went to the …

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Face of Malawi broke the news in Malawi on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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