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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 6 Nov, 05:30

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Health · 5 Nov

మిఠాయి తింటే వణుకు.. ఖారా తింటే కుదుపు..

AI summaryOfficials in Nizamabad district conducted food safety inspections and found unsanitary conditions, expired spices, and unapproved manufacturing in various sweet shops, bakeries, and restaurants. The authorities seized and destroyed 9,645 kg of food items worth Rs. 17,28,495, and issued notices to non-compliant establishments. Food Safety Officer Sunitha stated that action will be taken against the traders violating the rules.

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