Another tragic instance occurred when William Mubvumbi died from suspected food poisoning while purportedly digging a grave at the cemetery. He is said to have been among those present at the cemetery to bury the now-deceased Emas Chiwanza.
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According to allegations, mourners and sympathizers who went to the cemetery to bury the deceased were fed sadza and meat in a poisoned plastic container.
The locals were left with stomach aches and other illnesses after eating the food, and some were even observed vomiting.
Some villagers who were hospitalized following the incident were later discharged, according to Pindula, the Acting Makoni District Medical Officer.
"William Mubvumbi died on his way to Rusape General Hospital, and we attended to his body. We gathered samples that will be sent to pathologists to ascertain the sort of toxin that killed him. Food poisoning is a broad word, and experts will evaluate whether it was caused by a chemical, a bacterial infection, or anything else. The remaining 12 patients who arrived on Saturday were treated and released on Sunday. They were all in good shape." He stated his case.
Collin Chiwanza, the family's spokesman, also believes that what happened was caused by the toxins in the containers, not by food poisoning.
The beef stew was put in a plastic bucket and sealed to avoid spilling it on the journey to Nyazura, which was unfortunate. The food was not supposed to be in a plastic container, according to what we've learned, and the delays in delivering it made it hazardous. The dish was enjoyed by over 50 individuals, including Emas' son. In reality, the individual who served the dish is one of the people who has been harmed. We express our condolences to the Mubvumbi family on the death of a family member. He expressed his thoughts.
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