Two elderly siblings die from food poisoning
By Our Correspondent
June 21, 2024
LAHORE:Two elderly siblings, who were found dead in their Ghalib Market house, passed away from food poisoning.
Initial findings from the police post-mortem report indicated that the siblings succumbed to food poisoning. Police have sent the bodily organs of the deceased for forensic analysis to aid in ongoing investigations. Earlier, the bodies of Hamid, 70, and his sister Saima, 75, were found in separate locations within their house in Ghalib Market Canal Park, Gulberg. Hamid was found in the courtyard, while Saima was recovered from a room. Additionally, based on the account provided by the siblings' brother, Babar, the police have registered a case against unidentified individuals.
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