A family of four in Mumbai died after suspected food poisoning, reportedly linked to watermelon eaten late at night. Investigators have not confirmed the cause yet, but food safety experts say contamination can happen at multiple points—from farming and handling to cutting and storage. Damaged rinds and poor hygiene can allow bacteria to slip inside, turning a summer staple risky.
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