In a tragic event that has left a community in mourning, two young sisters, Hoàng A.N., aged 3, and Hoàng N.L., aged 1, died after accidentally ingesting rat poison in Nghệ An, Vietnam. The incident occurred on August 18 when the sisters were visiting relatives.

According to local authorities, the children's mother had taken them to a relative's house in Quán Hành to play and have lunch. After the meal, while playing in a room, the sisters mistakenly consumed rat poison that was left unattended. Upon realizing what had happened, family members rushed the children to the hospital for emergency treatment. Unfortunately, despite their efforts, both girls could not be saved.

The local government has expressed its condolences and is providing support to the grieving family. The community is coming together to help the family with funeral arrangements, as they are reportedly facing financial difficulties. This tragic incident highlights the dangers of household chemicals and the importance of keeping such substances out of reach of children.

As the family prepares for the funeral, they are receiving support from neighbors and local officials who are offering their sympathies and assistance during this difficult time.