By Hina Kiyani
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration has denied the social media claims that 3 people died in Islamabad after drinking juice.
The district administration took notice of the reports and reviewed the case. Initial findings show that the deaths were not caused by juice consumption, according to officials, he said.
A post circulating on social media alleged that three individuals ied after consuming juice in Islamabad. The claim drew attention and raised concern among the residents. The district administration responded and began verification of the information.
According to a spokesman, hospital reports do not support the claim that the deaths occurred due to drinking juice. The medical findings did not link the cause of death to any beverage. Officials also stated that the affected family could not confirm any details about buying juice before the incident. The family did not provide information about any shop or location from where juice was purchased.
The Islamabad Food Authority carried out inspections in the area where the family lives. Teams checked all juice corners operating in the locality. In addition, nearby grocery stores and supermarkets were also inspected to trace any possible source. During the inspection process, no harmful or unsafe juice was found in the area. The teams reported that all sampled products were found within safety standards. No evidence of contamination or harmful substances was identified.
Further investigation by the district administration also did not find any proof that the deaths were linked to juice consumption. Officials stated that the inquiry is based on available medical reports, field inspections, and statements from the affected family.
The administration has urged citizens to avoid sharing unverified information on social media. Officials said that spreading unconfirmed claims can create confusion and concern among the public.
Authorities advised people to rely on verified sources for information and to report any suspicious activity to relevant departments.
