Three young girls have died under suspicious circumstances in Mohre Wala village in Punjab’s Firozpur district, triggering panic and grief among residents. According to family members and villagers, the children suddenly fell ill and foam was reportedly seen coming from their mouths before they died. The cause of the deaths remains unknown, and authorities are investigating the incident.

Victims Belong to Two Families
The deceased have been identified as Khushnaseeb, aged seven, and Gurveer, aged one, who were sisters from the same family, along with six-month-old Manpreet Kaur from another family in the village. The sudden deaths have left both families devastated. Relatives and village residents have shared details of the incident, while the exact circumstances surrounding the children’s deaths remain unclear.

Post-Mortem Examinations Awaited
The bodies of all three children have been kept at Firozpur Civil Hospital for post-mortem examinations. The reports are expected to help establish the cause of death. Possible explanations, including poisoning, food contamination or an infection, have been raised, but none has been confirmed by authorities so far.

Health Department Begins Village-Wide Survey
Following the incident, a medical team from the health department reached Mohre Wala village and began investigating. Health department official Yuvraj Singh said the team would conduct a door-to-door survey and examine possible environmental factors. Samples related to local water, food and surroundings may also be examined to determine whether a common factor contributed to the deaths.

Authorities are continuing their investigation, and the cause of the three deaths is expected to become clearer after medical findings and sample test results are available.