Mountain Dew Bottle Contains Black Sludge and Glass Shards

Ratopati May 18, 2026

Mountain Dew Bottle Contains Black Sludge and Glass Shards

Kathmandu. As the summer months begin, cold drinks are a favorite choice for many of us. We believe that the sealed pack bottles of cold drinks available in the market are safe. But is the cold drink we are drinking really drinkable?

A recent incident in Tarkeshwor Municipality has shocked everyone. Black sludge and glass shards were found inside a sealed pack bottle of 'Mountain Dew', a product of multinational company Pepsi. A youth from Tarkeshwor Municipality had to be admitted to the hospital after drinking it.

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Reporting: Shankar Aryal
Camera: Manoj Khadka

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