An 11th-grade student in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, died from a fast-food addiction; her intestines were perforated.

In a shocking incident, a Class 11 student in Uttar Pradesh's Amroha lost her life after she fell in love with fast food. Excessive consumption of fast food like chowmein, Maggi, pizza and burgers severely damaged the girl's intestines, puncturing them. He was rushed to AIIMS in Delhi where he died during treatment. Ahana, 16, was the daughter of Mansoor Khan, a farmer from Mohalla Afghanan in Amroha town. She was a student of Class 11 at Hashmi Girls Inter College in the city and the youngest daughter in the family. His family comprises of his parents, a sister and two brothers. According to the family, Ahana had a habit of eating fast food. Despite her refusal, she often ate chowmein, Maggi, pizza and burgers. In the month of September, his health started deteriorating and there was severe pain in his stomach. On November 30, the family took her to a private hospital in Moradabad, where investigations revealed that her intestines were stuck together and had holes in them. Doctors said that the main reason for the poor state of the intestines is the frequent consumption of fast food. The operation was carried out successfully. He was discharged from the hospital after about 10 days, but his health continued to decline. After his condition deteriorated, he was shifted to AIIMS in Delhi a few days ago. According to the family members, during the treatment at AIIMS, her condition had improved a bit and she had also started walking, but suddenly her health deteriorated on Sunday night and she died due to heart failure. Ahana's maternal uncle, Gulzar Khan alias Guddu, said that doctors have said that fast food is the main cause of intestinal disorders. The student's death has plunged the family in sorrow.