Beijing: This week, China executed a former kindergarten teacher who had poisoned 25 kids and killed one of them, according to Reuters, citing state media. In March 2019, 40-year-old Wang Yun poisoned the students by putting poisonous sodium nitrite in their porridge. Wang Yun was apprehended and found guilty in 2020.

At Mengmeng Pre-school Education in Jiaozuo City, Henan Province, the incident took place.

Following a fight over "student management," Wang allegedly injected poison into her coworker's students' lunches, according to a court declaration.
Many students experienced vomiting and fainting as a result of the incident, which made international headlines. They were admitted to the hospital in large numbers.

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The court added that one student, who was given the last name Wang, passed away after receiving treatment for 10 months.

According to the court, ex-teacher Wang was led to the execution site on Thursday.

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According to the Associated Press, the majority of executions in China involve shooting the victim in the back of the head. The nation also employs lethal injections on occasion.

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Meanwhile, Reuters reported that thousands of people are reportedly put to death each year in China.