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Later, it was found that the supposed mouth freshener was dry ice. Snapshot of Nehu Sabharwal who suffered from having dry ice at a Gurgaon restuarant. Instagram/@People of India 5 March 2024. Getty Images. All the customers had to be hospitalised. Police in India have arrested the manager of a hotel after it allegedly served dry ice as mouth freshener to a group of diners NEW DELHI: Five individuals experienced blood vomiting and complained of a burning sensation in their mouths after partaking in dry ice, presented as a mouth freshener at Laforestta Cafe in The incident happened on March 2 when Ankit Kumar, his wife and their friends visited Laforestta Cafe in Gurugram, where they took ill after being given dry ice as a mouth freshener. Now, one of Initial investigation found they were given dry ice as mouth freshener at Laforestta Cafe. Dry ice is the cooled and condensed form of the gas carbon dioxide, which can lead to cold burns and A group of customers suffered mouth burns and bleeding at a restaurant in India after consuming dry ice they believed was a post-meal mouth freshener. Three couples were offered a mouth freshener by the restaurant staff in Gurgaon, a satellite city outside the capital Delhi. Shortly after consuming it, they started to suffer from pain and burns However, consuming mukhwas turned out to be a nightmare for five individuals in Gurugram. Five people were hospitalised after ingesting what they were told was mouth freshener at a restaurant Saturday night. According to the police, it appears that the waiter served them dry ice by mistake. Advertisement. Lets take a closer look. Five individuals in Gurugram were hospitalised after consuming a mouth freshener at La Forestta cafe, experiencing blood vomiting. The mouth fresheners contained dry ice, a potentially lethal substance. Dry ice ingestion causes cold burns and asphyxiation, posing seve