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"Disgusted": Woman Finds Cockroach In Her Zomato Order, Company Responds https://ift.tt/hL5mczY Incidents of finding insects and dead animals in restaurant-ordered food are becoming increasingly common. The unsettling experiences posted on different social media sites draw attention to a rising problem in the food service sector. In a recent incident, a woman took to X, formerly Twitter to share a particularly unfortunate incident, where she found a cockroach in her order. The user stated that she is "absolutely disgusted" by the experience. Harshita had ordered fried rice from a restaurant and noticed a cockroach in the box, as per a video shared by her. "I orderd chicken fried rice in zomato from restaurent "TAPRI BY THE CORNER". I got cockroach in my food. Absolutely disgusted with my order! This is completely unacceptable and unhygienic. Need an immediate resolution," she wrote and tagged the company, its CEO Deepinder Goyal and the Department of Consumer Affairs. @deepigoyal @jagograhakjago @zomato I orderd chicken fried rice in zomato from restaurent "TAPRI BY THE CORNER". I got cockroach in my food. Absolutely disgusted with my order! This is completely unacceptable and unhygienic. Need an immediate resolution. #Zomato #FoodSafety" pic.twitter.com/f0JEqpKNSJ — Harshitha (@Harshit99115881) December 12, 2023 The food delivery platform took note of the same and replied, "That's really unexpected, Harshitha. We can understand how you must be feeling :( Could you please help us with your registered contact number/ Order ID via a private message so that we can look into this immediately?" Meanwhile, a man in Bengaluru was left disgusted after finding a live snail in a salad he ordered from a local restaurant via food delivery app Swiggy. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), user Dhaval Singh shared his unpleasant experience to warn other customers. He also shared a video showing the live snail resting on top of the vegetables in the salad he ordered from local restaurant chain Leon Grill. "Never ordering from @LeonGrill ever again!" he wrote in his post, adding, "Swiggy, do whatever you can to ensure this sh*t doesn't happen to others... Bengaluru folks take note". The video showed a bowl filled with salad with a tiny snail resting on top of some veggies. in the clip, the insect is also seen moving. Mr. Singh stated that in addition to receiving the contaminated salad, his drink order was also incorrect in the post's comment area. Even worse, he said that Swiggy only gave him a partial refund when he filed a complaint. However, Swiggy soon gave Mr. Singh a refund for the whole purchase amount. https://ift.tt/4L1KbRY December 17, 2023 at 07:59AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Incidents of finding insects and dead animals in restaurant-ordered food are becoming increasingly common. The unsettling experiences posted on different social media sites draw attention to a rising problem in the food service sector. In a recent incident, a woman took to X, formerly Twitter to share a particularly unfortunate incident, where she found a cockroach in her order. The user stated that she is "absolutely disgusted" by the experience.
Harshita had ordered fried rice from a restaurant and noticed a cockroach in the box, as per a video shared by her. "I orderd chicken fried rice in zomato from restaurent "TAPRI BY THE CORNER". I got cockroach in my food. Absolutely disgusted with my order! This is completely unacceptable and unhygienic. Need an immediate resolution," she wrote and tagged the company, its CEO Deepinder Goyal and the Department of Consumer Affairs.
@deepigoyal @jagograhakjago @zomato
— Harshitha (@Harshit99115881) December 12, 2023
I orderd chicken fried rice in zomato from restaurent "TAPRI BY THE CORNER". I got cockroach in my food.
Absolutely disgusted with my order! This is completely unacceptable and unhygienic. Need an immediate resolution. #Zomato #FoodSafety" pic.twitter.com/f0JEqpKNSJ
The food delivery platform took note of the same and replied, "That's really unexpected, Harshitha. We can understand how you must be feeling :( Could you please help us with your registered contact number/ Order ID via a private message so that we can look into this immediately?"
Meanwhile, a man in Bengaluru was left disgusted after finding a live snail in a salad he ordered from a local restaurant via food delivery app Swiggy. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), user Dhaval Singh shared his unpleasant experience to warn other customers. He also shared a video showing the live snail resting on top of the vegetables in the salad he ordered from local restaurant chain Leon Grill. "Never ordering from @LeonGrill ever again!" he wrote in his post, adding, "Swiggy, do whatever you can to ensure this sh*t doesn't happen to others... Bengaluru folks take note".
The video showed a bowl filled with salad with a tiny snail resting on top of some veggies. in the clip, the insect is also seen moving. Mr. Singh stated that in addition to receiving the contaminated salad, his drink order was also incorrect in the post's comment area. Even worse, he said that Swiggy only gave him a partial refund when he filed a complaint. However, Swiggy soon gave Mr. Singh a refund for the whole purchase amount.
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British Teen Missing For 6 Years Found In France, Seeks Reunion With Family https://ift.tt/uGWPRkI In a remarkable turn of events, a British teenager named Alex Batty, who had been missing for the past six years, was discovered in the mountains of France. In an emotional Facebook message, he reached out to his grandmother for the first time in six years, using the phone of the French man who encountered him while he was wandering in the mountains. Now 17-year-old Alex Batty is at a young person's centre in Toulouse and could be back in the UK within hours, the prosecutors' office in the city told the BBC. As per the news story, Alex who is a resident of Oldham, a town in Greater Manchester, was 11 years old when he disappeared after going on holiday with his mother and grandfather in Spain. A police source earlier told BBC News the boy had been taken to a police station by the concerned motorist who had spotted him on a road in the foothills of the Pyrenees early on Wednesday morning. The motorist, delivery driver Fabien Accidini, saw Alex walking along a road in the foothills of the Pyrenees in the early hours of Wednesday morning. "He explained that he had been walking for four days and that he set off from a place in the mountains, though he didn't say where," Mr Accidini said. "I typed his name into the internet and saw that he was being looked for," he said. Alex used Mr Accidini's Facebook account to contact his grandmother back in the UK. He wrote: "Hello Grandma, it's me Alex. I'm in France Toulouse. I really hope that you receive this message. I love you, I want to come home." A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police said: "This is a complex and long-running investigation, and we need to make further inquiries as well as put appropriate safeguarding measures in place." https://ift.tt/fBs3KPw December 15, 2023 at 07:57AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
In a remarkable turn of events, a British teenager named Alex Batty, who had been missing for the past six years, was discovered in the mountains of France. In an emotional Facebook message, he reached out to his grandmother for the first time in six years, using the phone of the French man who encountered him while he was wandering in the mountains.
Now 17-year-old Alex Batty is at a young person's centre in Toulouse and could be back in the UK within hours, the prosecutors' office in the city told the BBC.
As per the news story, Alex who is a resident of Oldham, a town in Greater Manchester, was 11 years old when he disappeared after going on holiday with his mother and grandfather in Spain.
A police source earlier told BBC News the boy had been taken to a police station by the concerned motorist who had spotted him on a road in the foothills of the Pyrenees early on Wednesday morning.
The motorist, delivery driver Fabien Accidini, saw Alex walking along a road in the foothills of the Pyrenees in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
"He explained that he had been walking for four days and that he set off from a place in the mountains, though he didn't say where," Mr Accidini said.
"I typed his name into the internet and saw that he was being looked for," he said.
Alex used Mr Accidini's Facebook account to contact his grandmother back in the UK.
He wrote: "Hello Grandma, it's me Alex. I'm in France Toulouse. I really hope that you receive this message. I love you, I want to come home."
A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police said: "This is a complex and long-running investigation, and we need to make further inquiries as well as put appropriate safeguarding measures in place."
https://ift.tt/fBs3KPw December 15, 2023 at 07:57AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com