GORAKHPUR, Nov. 10 -- More than 100 people, including women and children, reportedly fell ill after consuming golgappas sold by a street vendor in three villages of Siddharthnagar district on Sunday afternoon, triggering a suspected food poisoning outbreak and prompting emergency hospitalisations. Health officials said several children, including toddlers as young as two years, were among those affected. Initially, patients were taken to the Khesraha CHC. Those requiring further medical attention were referred to Madhav Prasad Tripathi Medical College in Siddharthnagar. The incident was reported from Pedari, Gulhariya and Kalakar villages under the jurisdiction of Khesraha police station. CMO Dr Sanjay Dohare said that after receiving information about the incident, health department teams were dispatched to the affected villages to provide medical assistance. He confirmed that two children were undergoing treatment at the medical college. A 33-year-old Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) personnel allegedly shot himself with his service rifle while on duty at a border outpost along the India-Nepal border in Maharajganj district in the wee hours of Sunday. The deceased, identified as Manjeet Kumar, was posted at the Khanuwa Border Outpost under the SSB's 66th Battalion. He hailed from Jamhor village in Bihar's Aurangabad district. The incident occurred around 1.40 am when Kumar was on night duty. The sound of a gunshot alerted fellow personnel, who rushed to the spot and found him critically injured. He later succumbed to his injuries. Nautanwa CO Basant Singh said police received information about the death of an SSB personnel and dispatched a team to the border outpost.htc...