Live worms found in 'fresh' Parle 20-20 Butter Cookies

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April 6, 2016

Mangaluru, Apr 6: In a gross violation of food safety norms, a packet of biscuits manufactured by a leading brand were found infested with worms in Bantwal taluk of Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district.

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Mohammed Ali, a resident of Puncha village in Bantwal taluk was in rude shock when he noticed worms emerging from biscuits in Parle 20-20 Butter Cookies packet.

He bought the 200 gram biscuit packet from a supermarket in his village on April 4 paying Rs 20. The product, packed on February 10, 2016, was well within the date of expiry, as it had a validity of six months.

The consumer has stored the biscuits as it is and urged the consumer activists to take up the matter with the local food and safety authorities and consumer court.

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SYED
 - 
Wednesday, 6 Apr 2016

I THINK IT IS BABA RAMDEV'S PATHANJALI PRODUCT....HAHAHAHA

Mahesh
 - 
Wednesday, 6 Apr 2016

Must have done by Tiger Biscuit.

Javeed
 - 
Wednesday, 6 Apr 2016

should ban this biscuit,

Rathan
 - 
Wednesday, 6 Apr 2016

waak what a shame to the company,

Jindal
 - 
Wednesday, 6 Apr 2016

May be the plan by opposition

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Hyderabad, Mar 14: Telangana Public Health Director Dr Srinivas on Friday said that 34 people, who came in contact with the 76-year-old Karnataka man who died of coronavirus, have been identified in the state.

"So far, 34 people who came in contact with him have been traced and are kept under strict home isolation by the Telangana health authorities. As of now, all the contacts are stable and under active surveillance by the health teams of the Telangana government," Srinivas said.

He added that the rapid response team of the state is further searching for the persons who might have come in contact with the person who died of COVID-19.

"Telangana health authorities were alerted by the Karnataka government after the 76-year-old man's samples tested positive for coronavirus after his death. The man has visited two hospitals in Hyderabad before he died in Karnataka," Srinivas further said.

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