Sharp objects found in Halloween sweets across three European countries

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Authorities in Austria, Germany and Hungary have received dozens of reports of sharp objects being discovered inside Halloween treats. In one incident, a nine-year-old girl injured her tongue after biting into chocolate that contained a pin. The cases highlight the risk to children during Halloween celebrations. Officials are urging parents to carefully inspect sweets before children eat them.

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