Moca, Espaillat – In the Higüero community, the death of Milagro Antonia López and her sister Benarda Antonia López’s hospitalization have been the subject of speculation about a supposed coffee poisoning. The family has stated that both women suffered a different health emergency that is not linked to the consumption of contaminated beverages.
Rejection of the coffee poisoning theory
The deceased’s relatives denied the version circulating on social media and local media, which suggests that the woman died after consuming contaminated coffee. According to a visit to Milagro’s residence by Víctor Mercado, the woman presented a health problem that the family attributes to a heart attack. When her sister Benarda learned of her sister’s situation, she also began to feel unwell and was taken to a medical center, where she remains hospitalized.
Absence of medical or investigative evidence
Until now, no medical, official, or investigative results have been presented to confirm the presence of a substance in the sisters’ beverage. The family maintains that the health conditions of the two women should not be automatically associated with the consumption of coffee or a possible substance placed in the beverage.
Need for concrete evidence
In cases like this, it is essential to have evidence supported by authorities or medical evaluations to establish the exact circumstances of the incident, especially when divergent versions of what happened are circulating.
Benarda Antonia López continues to receive medical attention at a health center, without details being revealed about her condition or the establishment where she is located. The family hopes that the authorities or the medical personnel responsible for the investigation can clarify the circumstances of the case.
Credits: diarioaldia.com
Note generated automatically from the sources cited in the text. Found an error? Email us at [email protected] and we'll fix it.
