FDA shuts Radio Club, Khar Gymkhana, McDonald's Colaba kitchens over hygiene violations
The FDA has temporarily revoked licenses for The Bombay Presidency Radio Club and Khar Gymkhana, citing poor waste management and pest control.
The kitchen at The Bombay Presidency Radio Club was notably infested with flies and included dead cockroaches, while a live cockroach issue led to a similar suspension for McDonald's Colaba.
These measures highlight serious breaches of hygiene and food safety regulations.
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