House Help Allegedly Adds Rat Poison to Toddler’s Indomie, Family’s Stew
A domestic worker has allegedly added rat poison to the Indomie prepared for her employer’s two-year-old son, in an incident that has raised serious concerns about child safety.
According to reports circulating on social media on Saturday, October 24, 2026, the child’s teacher reportedly noticed that the noodles had turned an unusual dark colour and had a strange smell. She reportedly contacted the child’s mother before the meal could be consumed, potentially preventing a dangerous situation.
The reports further allege that the house help also contaminated a pot of stew prepared for the household.
The teacher’s vigilance has drawn attention to the importance of checking food brought from home, particularly when it shows unusual changes in colour, appearance or smell.
However, the claims are yet to be independently verified, and no official police statement confirming an investigation or arrest was found in the reports reviewed. The motive behind the alleged act also remains unclear.
The incident has sparked concerns about the safety of children and other family members, with calls for the matter to be properly investigated and any suspected wrongdoing handled by the relevant authorities.
House Help Allegedly Adds Rat Poison to Toddler’s Indomie, Family’s Stew