Ahana’s fondness for fast food became the reason for her death, her last wish in discussion

Ahana death: Ahana, a class 11 student from a small village in Jharkhand, lost her life due to eating fast food. On one hand she wanted to become a doctor, on the other hand she never thought that fast food would be the cause of her death. Due to fast food, his intestines got damaged and after this he had to be admitted to the hospital, but even after treatment, his condition did not improve and finally he died in AIIMS Hospital, Delhi.

Ahana’s last wish

Ahana’s family says that her last wish was to make children aware about the harm caused by fast food. She wanted that children should be educated on this subject in schools so that they can stay away from fast food and live a healthy life. Ahana’s father has written a letter to the CMO appealing that such awareness campaigns should be conducted among children so that the ill effects of fast food can be avoided.

Ahana’s death is a warning to society

Father Mansoor Khan and mother Sara Khan say that their daughter’s death is not just a personal loss but a warning to the society. He urged the administration to make children aware about this, especially in schools and colleges. Apart from this, CDO Ashwani Kumar Mishra also announced that an awareness campaign will be conducted in schools to encourage children towards nutritious food.

Fast food is extremely dangerous

Ahana’s death not only devastated her family but also reminded the entire society of how dangerous excessive consumption of fast food can be. The administration is now taking this issue seriously and taking steps to guide children towards a nutritious diet. This step will inspire the coming generation to live a healthy and better life.