Kolkata, Sept. 17 -- After a hiatus of about a week, the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) on Thursday resumed its intensified food safety drive, carrying out zone-wise inspections across the city.
The day's inspection focused mainly on the Golpark area, known for its cluster of eateries and popularity among food lovers.
The drive began at a prominent sweet shop, where civic officials reportedly found several hygiene-related violations during food preparation. The team found non-consumable ingredients and a feather inside a packet of namkeen, following which the spices were discarded and the shop was instructed to maintain proper cleanliness and hygiene in its food preparation area.
The officials later inspected several well-known rest...