Mumbai: The BMC has directed its health department officials to launch a special drive to check the quality of sweets and ‘mawa‘ (solidified milk) to ensure that there are no incidents of food poisoning occur due to adulteration in these items.
In a press release issued on Thursday, the BMC said ahead of the festive season, directions have been given to launch a special drive from September 1 to December 31. Health officers and sanitary inspectors have been asked to check the quality of sweets and ‘mawa’ by visiting sweet shops and cold storages, stated the release.
The civic body also asked shops selling sweets and milk-based products to take special care during the festival season to avoid any incidents of food poisoning. It also urged people not to consume sweets if the colour or smell of these items change. PTI
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In a press release issued on Thursday, the BMC said ahead of the festive season, directions have been given to launch a special drive from September 1 to December 31. Health officers and sanitary inspectors have been asked to check the quality of sweets and ‘mawa’ by visiting sweet shops and cold storages, stated the release.
The civic body also asked shops selling sweets and milk-based products to take special care during the festival season to avoid any incidents of food poisoning. It also urged people not to consume sweets if the colour or smell of these items change. PTI
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Ahead of festivities, BMC asks officials to launch drive to check quality of sweets, ‘mawa’ sold by shops
The Mumbai civic body has instructed its health department officials to launch a special drive to check the quality of sweets and solidified milk used for making them during the Ganesh festival. The drive will begin on September 1 and continue until December 31, covering the festive season. Health officers and sanitary inspectors will visit sweet shops and cold storages to ensure that there is no adulteration in these items. The civic body has also urged establishments to take extra precautions and asked people to report any changes in color or smell of sweets to the BMC.
The Mumbai civic body has instructed its health department officials to launch a special drive to check the quality of sweets and solidified milk used for making them during the Ganesh festival. The drive will begin on September 1 and continue until December 31, covering the festive season. Health officers and sanitary inspectors will visit sweet shops and cold storages to ensure that there is no adulteration in these items. The civic body has also urged establishments to take extra precautions and asked people to report any changes in color or smell of sweets to the BMC.
Food samples collected from SoBo joint for quality check
The state Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Mumbai has obtained 10 food samples from the renowned eatery, Bademiya, and has warned of further action if the samples do not meet quality standards. The FDA team inspected the eatery’s kitchens and found severe infestations of cockroaches, rats, insects, and maggots, as well as operating without licenses. Samples of raw and cooked food were collected for analysis, including paneer, marinated chicken, chilli powder, turmeric powder, and jeera. Bademiya owner Iftiker Sheikh has shut down the kitchens and plans to renovate and thoroughly clean them.
The state Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Mumbai has obtained 10 food samples from the renowned eatery, Bademiya, and has warned of further action if the samples do not meet quality standards. The FDA team inspected the eatery’s kitchens and found severe infestations of cockroaches, rats, insects, and maggots, as well as operating without licenses. Samples of raw and cooked food were collected for analysis, including paneer, marinated chicken, chilli powder, turmeric powder, and jeera. Bademiya owner Iftiker Sheikh has shut down the kitchens and plans to renovate and thoroughly clean them.
Adnan Sami recalls Shah Rukh Khans sweet gesture when the actor shopped for sweaters for the singer
Shah Rukh Khan, also known as King Khan, is praised for his kind nature and gestures towards his co-stars. Singer Adnan Sami recently shared a story about how Khan bought him sweaters while shooting in cold weather. Sami expressed his gratitude and described Khan as gracious, empathetic, and generous. Khan had also visited Sami’s father in the hospital before his passing. In a later collaboration, Sami sang a song for Khan’s film “My Name is Khan.
Shah Rukh Khan, also known as King Khan, is praised for his kind nature and gestures towards his co-stars. Singer Adnan Sami recently shared a story about how Khan bought him sweaters while shooting in cold weather. Sami expressed his gratitude and described Khan as gracious, empathetic, and generous. Khan had also visited Sami’s father in the hospital before his passing. In a later collaboration, Sami sang a song for Khan’s film “My Name is Khan.
