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Bengaluru Clubs Fail Hygiene Tests: Cockroaches Found

Summary

  • Eight prominent private clubs in Bengaluru failed food safety inspections.
  • Unsanitary conditions and cockroach infestations were discovered in kitchens.
  • Notices were issued, and water/oil samples are awaiting lab analysis.
Bengaluru Clubs Fail Hygiene Tests: Cockroaches Found

Inspections of food facilities in Bengaluru on August 25 revealed significant issues at eight private clubs. The state Food Safety and Drug Administration found unhygienic conditions and cockroach infestations in food storage areas and kitchens. Violations included deficiencies in personal hygiene, improper food labelling, and lack of staff medical certificates. Notices have been issued to the affected clubs, including the Bowring Club and Century Club, under the Food Safety and Standards Act.

Suspicious samples of drinking water and used cooking oil were collected during these raids. These samples have been sent to the Government Food Laboratory for analysis. The Food Safety and Drug Administration stated that legal action will be initiated once the laboratory reports are received, ensuring compliance with food safety regulations.

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