Heartless Glen Norah Woman Poisons Her Two Children Before Killing Herself Heartless Glen Norah Woman Poisons Her Two Children Before Killing Herself [image; Hmetro]

Heartless Glen Norah Woman Poisons Her Two Children Before Killing Herself 

Glen Norah community in Harare is grieving after a mother allegedly poisoned her two children before taking her own life. The tragedy has left three-year-old Ruth Mujeye fighting for her life at a local hospital where she was admitted after the incident. Priscilla Chidamba, a 27-year-old mother, and her seven-year-old son Innocent Mujeye died on the spot.

National police spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident, saying that the police were still investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

“The police are investigating circumstances surrounding an incident in which Priscilla Chidamba and her son, Innocent Mujeye (7) died after allegedly consuming a poisonous substance,” he said.

Heartless Glen Norah Woman Poisons Her Two Children Before Killing Herself 
Heartless Glen Norah Woman Poisons Her Two Children Before Killing Herself [image; Hmetro]
According to reports by H-metro, on Wednesday, Priscilla allegedly consumed a suspected poisonous substance with her children for reasons known only to her. A close relative who spoke on condition of anonymity revealed that they are not aware of the reasons which might have led Priscilla to act the way she did.

“I talked to her husband after we received the news, but he said they were both fine. He was surprised after the neighbors called him and notified him about the incident,” the relative said.

The tragic incident has left the community in a state of shock and disbelief, with many struggling to come to terms with the sudden loss of life.

The incident has again highlighted the need for communities to look out for each other’s mental health and well-being. While the reasons for Priscilla’s actions remain unclear, it is important for individuals and communities to prioritize mental health, and to seek help when they are struggling to cope with life’s challenges.

By Mandisa