BMC destroys 200kg unsafe food items, fines 13 establishments ahead of Diwali
Bhubaneswar BMC seized and destroyed 200kg unsafe food items, including 160kg sweets, fining 13 establishments Rs 26,500 ahead of Diwali inspections.
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Bhubaneswar BMC seized and destroyed 200kg unsafe food items, including 160kg sweets, fining 13 establishments Rs 26,500 ahead of Diwali inspections.
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