Police in Witbank are investigating the deaths of a 43-year-old man and his four-year-old nephew, who allegedly died after consuming biscuits from a looted tuckshop.The incident occurred on 8 July 2026 during unrest in the area.The tuckshop owner, a foreign national, moved his stock to his landlord's home after reports of looting.The landlord and his nephew reportedly consumed some biscuits, leading to symptoms like dizziness and vomiting before dying at a hospital.Two inquests have been opened to determine the exact cause of death, with post-mortem examinations pending.Authorities have warned the public against eating food from looted sources, emphasizing safety concerns.The incident follows recent looting in KwaZulu-Natal, where a tuckshop was ransacked during protests against immigration.Police and security are on high alert as tensions persist.The article highlights the dangers of looted food and the need for community vigilance.