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Noida Family of Five Found Dead a Day After Eating Noodles at Night

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Police have identified the five victims as Mahesh, 37, his wife Lalita, 35, and their children Laddu, 11, Sakshat, 3, and Mishti, 7. The family had reportedly eaten noodles together the previous night before being discovered dead the following day. The article provided here does not include further details on the cause of death or ongoing investigation. Authorities have not, based on this report, confirmed the circumstances behind the deaths. Further information is needed to establish how the family died.

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