Includes in foreach overlap each other

I'm trying to show a user's notifications with the following code:

@foreach(Auth::user()->notifications as $notification)
    <li class="notification-item">
        @include ('notifications.' . kebab_case(class_basename($notification->type)))
    </li>
@endforeach

Using polymorphism the code includes multiple notification templates like the following:

@extends('notifications.template')
@section('notification-link', '#')
@section('notification-title', 'Testing Title')
@section('notification-picture', 'Some hardcored picture')
@section('notification-time', $notification->created_at->diffForHumans())

@section('notification-text')
    
@endsection

Which at the same time is extending a simple notification template:

notifications/template.blade.php

<a href="@yield('notification-link')">
    <img class="notification-picture" src="@yield('notification-picture')">
    <span class="notification-content">
        <span class="notification-title">
            @yield('notification-title')
        </span>
        <span class="notification-text">
            @yield('notification-text')
        </span>
        <span class="notification-time">
            @yield('notification-time')
        </span>
    </span>
</a>

For some reason I can't understand, when there's more than two notifications weird things happen. All notification contain the information from the most recent one. Why is this happening?

For example:

If I have at first one notification "Please confirm your email". I get the following:

• Please confirm your email

But if I now get a second notification "Email confirmed!", the notification list appears like the following:

• Email confirmed!
• Email confirmed!

However, both the notifications appear in the Auth::user()->notifications collection.

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