5-Year-Old Girl Vomits Blood After Drinking Juice from a Kiosk

A mother and her 5-year-old daughter were seriously sickened in Spain after drinking juice purchased from a local kiosk, according to reports.

The young girl reportedly suffered intense pain and began to vomit blood shortly after consuming the drink, prompting immediate concern.

Health authorities suspect that the juice had gone bad and may have been contaminated with ammonia, a strong chemical typically used for cleaning purposes.

Ammonia is classified as a caustic substance, meaning it can cause severe burns to the skin and internal tissues if ingested.

Both mother and daughter are said to have experienced serious intoxication as a result of drinking the beverage.

Investigators are now working to determine how the substance came to be present in the juice, whether through improper preparation or later contamination.

The exact circumstances surrounding the sale of the drink at the kiosk have not yet been clarified.

This incident has intensified public concern over food safety standards at small vendors and informal food outlets.

In a related development, chef Logan Depuydt issued a public apology following dozens of reported cases of food poisoning linked to his establishment.

Food poisoning refers to illness caused by consuming food or drink that has been contaminated with harmful substances or bacteria.

Although the two incidents appear to be separate, both have contributed to growing scrutiny of food and beverage safety practices.

Authorities have not yet released further details regarding the health status of the mother and daughter or the results of any official investigation.

It remains unclear whether legal action will be taken against the kiosk or any other party involved.

Officials are expected to provide updates once laboratory tests confirm the exact substance found in the juice.