A lady known as Ms Neema Tetim, a resident of Mbuguni ward in Meru District was scalded by boiling water which was poured on her
entire body by another woman who suspected her of being her husband's
concubine. Neema was , was
reportedly 'invited' by her alleged rival at the latter's house where
she was offered a drink.
However, the contents inside the soda bottle given to her by Mrs Tatu
Msuya reportedly looked suspicious, so she refused to drink the
beverage.
"The Coca-Cola drink had a strange colour and the liquid inside was
separated by strange layers, which scared me stiff, fearing that the
soda might have been spiked with poison," said Ms Teti with difficulty
from her bed at Mount Meru Hospital.
Apparently, seeing the poison trap had failed, the furious Mrs Tatu
Msuya retreated to her kitchen only to emerge with a pail of boiling
water which she proceeded to drench on Neema's entire body, scalding her
seriously.
A medical attendant at Mount Meru Hospital, Ms Neema Bayo, said the
victim arrived at the hospital in critical condition, but after
treatment she was now improving, though much of her skin had totally
peeled off.
The alleged attacker, Mrs Msuya, has disappeared without trace and
the police have launched a manhunt for her. Even the husband, Mr Msuya,
says he doesn't know her wife's whereabouts.
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