25 kg old fish in hostel mess, food up to one month old in hotels; Inspection

Thiruvananthapuram: The inspection of hotels and food distribution centers in the state on Saturday by the health department and the food safety department. The inspection was conducted in Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam, Idukki, Palakkad and Kasaragod districts on Saturday. Authorities confiscated stale food, fish and meat from several hotels.

Thiruvananthapuram: A 25 kg old fish was caught from the canteen of Nedumangad private hospital and the hostel mess of the hospital. Stale food was seized from bar hotels in Nedumangad town. In Thiruvananthapuram, a hotel was closed during an inspection by the Food Safety Department. The hotel was closed for operating without a license.

The inspection was carried out at hotels along the National Highway in Kochi Marad. Food items regarding a month old were seized from some places. It was also found that food was cooked in unhygienic conditions in some hotels.

Four unlicensed hotels in Thodupuzha, Idukki have been closed. Ten kilograms of old fish was caught from a small boat.

Palakkad Koppam Hotel closed due to unhygienic conditions. Kasargod also caught 200 kg of stale fish. The fish, which was brought for sale from Tamil Nadu, was seized and destroyed by the authorities.

This is the sixth consecutive day that the Food Safety Department has been inspecting hotels and fish and meat markets in the state. During the inspections conducted in the last few days, action was taken once morest various institutions.

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