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Food Safety Raids Hit Bengaluru Hotels, Mumbai Eateries Over Hygiene Violations

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Food safety authorities in Maharashtra and Karnataka have intensified enforcement actions against restaurants and eateries in Mumbai and Bengaluru. Officials discovered unlicensed vendors operating alongside severely unsanitary conditions, including rotten meat and expired dairy products. In Bengaluru, five hotels were raided for violations such as poor food labeling and inadequate storage practices. Mumbai eateries also faced regulatory action as part of the broader crackdown. The heightened inspections follow a surge in public complaints regarding food quality across both cities.

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