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Lizard Found In Birthday Cake In Nalasopara; 11 Hospitalized After Health Deteriorates

Nalasopara: A shocking incident has been reported from Nalasopara, where a dead lizard was allegedly found inside a birthday cake. Following the cake consumption, 11 people, including young children, fell ill and were rushed to Vijaylaxmi Hospital for treatment. The incident has caused widespread panic in the area. Dead lizard allegedly found According to available details, the cake was cut…

Lizard Found In Birthday Cake In Nalasopara; 11 Hospitalized After Health Deteriorates

Nalasopara witnessed a bizarre incident where a dead lizard was allegedly discovered inside a birthday cake during a young girl's celebration. The cake, purchased from Chamunda Dairy's cake shop opposite Neelkantheswar building, was served to guests who quickly noticed the lizard while eating. In response, 11 people, including children as young as two and eight years old, were rushed to Vijaylaxmi Hospital for medical treatment.

Despite the alarming situation, all patients are currently stable. The cause of the food poisoning remains under investigation, pending a medical report. The bakery's hygiene practices during cake preparation and packaging, the reptile's entry into the item, and overall safety standards are under scrutiny. Authorities have yet to provide further details on the investigation's next steps.

Meanwhile, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is conducting a broad crackdown on food safety in Maharashtra, suspending licenses of 12 online food delivery dark stores due to violations.

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