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It was announced that 6 people, including the groom, died the morning after a wedding in Nigeria. While the bride and 7 guests were treated at the hospital, the police launched an investigation to find the cause of the mysterious deaths.
Obinna Dieke, 33, and his wife, Nebechi, Nigeriain the city of Enugu, located in the south of wedding The wedding of the couple, who gathered their friends and relatives together, started as a fairy tale at first, but then turned into a great tragedy.
THE NEXT DAY, NO ONE LEFT OUT OF THE WEDDING HOME
After the wedding ceremony, the guests went to the couple’s family’s house to have a party and continued their entertainment here. But the next morning, no guests left the wedding house, which made the neighbors suspicious.
THEY BROKEN THE DOOR AND ENTERED, FOUND THE INVITED PEOPLE UNCONNECTED
When no one from the inside responded, the neighbors who broke into the door found the guests unconscious on the floor. Eyewitnesses stated that foam came out of the mouths of the people lying on the ground and most of them were unconscious.
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GROWTH AND 5 PEOPLE DEAD, BRIDE AND 7 PEOPLE IN HOSPITAL
Although people were urgently taken to the hospital, it was announced that 5 people, including the groom, lost their lives. The treatment of the bride and 7 guests at the hospital continues.
IT IS NOT KNOWN WHAT CAUSES THE DEATH
It is not yet known what caused the deaths, but locals say the victims may have died from food poisoning or carbon dioxide poisoning from the generator.
INVESTIGATION STARTED: AUTOPSY WILL BE PERFORMED ON VICTIMS
The police, who started an investigation into the incident, announced that an autopsy would be carried out on 6 people who lost their lives in order to find out the cause of the mysterious deaths.
Police spokesman Daniel Ndukwe told reporters: “People who were unconscious were rushed to hospital, but 6 people could not be saved and were declared dead. Others are responding well to treatment.” said.
GUEST GENERATOR?
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An unnamed community leader suggested that a generator brought in during the party may have been the cause of the deaths. Portable generators are not recommended for indoor use as they can produce deadly carbon monoxide gas.
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