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KFC in Karimnagar, Pista House in Sangareddy among five eateries shut over food safety violations in Telangana

Inspectors found contaminated cooking areas, pest infestations, expired food and improper storage practices, while 90 litres of cooking oil was seized from a KFC outlet in Karimnagar

The Hindu TelanganaNovember 6, 20261 min read
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KFC in Karimnagar, Pista House in Sangareddy among five eateries shut over food safety violations in Telangana

Inspectors found contaminated cooking areas, pest infestations, expired food and improper storage practices, while 90 litres of cooking oil was seized from a KFC outlet in Karimnagar

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