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“The FBO hindered the food safety officials during inspection and refused to sign the inspection report at the end. As per clause 62 of the FSS Act 2006, a case will be booked against the FBO, with a punishment of up to three months’ imprisonment and fine of up to Rs 1 lakh,” the department posted on X. Along with improper storage of raw meat and semi-prepared food in the refrigerator, with a possibility of cross-contamination, unhygienic conditions such as open dustbins and plaster flakes on ceiling were observed.

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