Hyderabad Man Spots Cockroach Inside Restaurant's Food Counter At Airport; Viral Video Triggers Anger

When it comes to taste, Indian food is surely one of the most preferred cuisines across the world; however, when it comes to maintaining kitchen hygiene and food safety protocols, we unfortunately are a ‘struggling’ country! Social media is full of instances where India and Indians were left embarrassed over repeated lack of food hygiene. Amid the same, yet another incident surfaced online, leaving many triggered. A video was shared on social media, which was allegedly recorded at a restaurant at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Shamshabad, Hyderabad. The clip-in question showed a cockroach casually crawling inside the said eatery’s food counter. Allegedly, the cockroach was spotted by a Hyderabad man, who was immediately left shocked

and began to record the reaction of the staff– which was ‘not much’, as per netizens and their comments.As seen in the clip, the insect was crawling near the container of ‘Jeera Rice’, which had a price tag of ‘Rs 480’, which only left people further fuming. People were quick to compare the restaurant's lack of food safety with its hefty prices. Most netizens demanded actions, while some commented that such incidents are not surprising anymore- in India.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post: The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘DailyDeccan’.

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Internet's reactions: “Great discovery, you will be nominated for nobles prize this year,” a user said. “STOP EATING OUTSIDE..... EAT ONLY FRESHLY EAT HOME COOKED FOOD,” commented a second person in the comments section.ALSO READ: Woman Makes Butter Chicken Tiramisu! Internet Can’t Stop Gagging Out Of Disgusting “I saw a housefly in Hitech city nilo. They dont care.. all bimaru staff,” commented the next person. “If you visit their kitchen(every food outlet), you can see a lot more,” added the next person. “That's a jeera of jeera rice, very common things found in Indian food outlets,” commented the next internet user. “It’s not home, it's the airport. Wherever food is left without people attending cockroaches will come quite common. These racks have lots of holes where cockroaches hide. Pack food from home. Know every food from outside is unhygienic,” added the next.