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Ooty Hotel Fined Rs 55,000 After Rotten Food Found
Officials in Ooty received complaints about bad food at a restaurant.
They visited the restaurant to inspect its food supplies.
They found rotten meat and vegetables.
They also found ingredients that had passed their expiry dates.
The municipality fined the restaurant Rs 55,000.
Officials warned the hotel that it could face stronger action if this happens again.
The inspection was meant to protect people who eat there.
The report does not say when the inspection happened.
Ooty municipality food wing officials fined a restaurant Rs 55,000.
The action followed complaints about poor-quality food being served.
Food safety officials raided the restaurant in the Ettines Road area.
They found rotten meat, decayed vegetables, and expired ingredients.
Officials warned the hotel management of severe action if violations recur.
- Who
- Ooty municipality food wing and food safety officials, along with the restaurant’s management.
- What
- A restaurant was fined Rs 55,000 after officials found rotten food and expired ingredients.
- Where
- A restaurant in the Ettines Road area of Ooty.
- When
- Not specified in the report.
- Why
- Officials acted after receiving complaints about poor-quality food being served.
Key facts
- Fine
- Rs 55,000
- Business inspected
- A restaurant in Ooty
- Food found
- Rotten meat and vegetables
- Other violation
- Expired ingredients were stocked
- Inspection trigger
- Complaints about bad-quality food
- Warning
- Severe action if the violation is repeated
Sources
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