A Chinese nursery supervisor is sentenced to death for poisoning 25 children

Chinese nursery supervisor Wang Yun was sentenced to death for poisoning 25 children in the nursery, one of whom died.

This supervisor was arrested in the Giaozhou district after the children were rushed to hospital after eating breakfast.

Wang had put sodium nitrate in the food of her classmate's students in retaliation after the dispute that occurred between them, according to what local authorities said Monday.

After Wang was sentenced, police in Mongolia arrested three kindergarten teachers today after they were accused of torturing children with needles.

This incident took place on March 27th of last year after Wang and her classmates, who is known as her family's Sun, had a dispute over student management issues, "according to the Jiaozhou court in its statement.

Wang added sodium nitrate to the food of Superintendent Sun's students.

And news reports said at the time that 23 children were poisoned and dizzy after eating breakfast.

Police launched an investigation campaign after Wang was accused of poisoning the children.

Later, the authorities discovered that 25 children had been poisoned in the accident, which shocked the whole of China.

One of them died in January after spending ten months in hospital.

Authorities discovered that Wang had poisoned her husband in 2017 by putting sodium nitrate in his cup, and he sustained minor damage after drinking the water in the cup.

The court said Wang was "despicable and vicious" and deserving of harsh punishment because what she had done was considered very serious crimes.

She was sentenced to death.

Schoolchildren in China have long been the target of attacks, some of which have been fatal, by spiteful or mentally ill people.

In 2002, about 42 people, most of them children, died after eating fast food to which rat poison was added in the city of "Nangin" in eastern China.

And the killer was jealous of the success of his competitor's business.

He was sentenced to death immediately.

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