A such incident from Gihar’s Governagan district, which has grown up on social media. A woman bought refreshments from the market but when her husband started eating it, he was amazed to see white insects whirling white insects. The woman’s video of this surprising event shared on social media, which is now being viral.
The incident took place in a village of the Ballagnange of GopalGunj, where the 32-year-old Devi had bought some yellow and fresh look from the local market. Radhika said that the mango became so attractive and arguments from the outside that her husband, 35, and started food without speaking. He felt something strange as soon as he tasted the mango mark. When Santosh looked carefully, he saw the smallest white insects of the smallest white in the throat grapes. Seeing this he started to vomit and spit immediately the man.
Video for creating awareness
Radhika recorded this terrible experience and shared the video on social media platforms to make people aware. The video is clearly visible that the mango mark looked common from the outside of the outside, but insects were walking in. “I thought that there would be nothing wrong with such a man,” Radhika said in the video.
People wandering
Social media users have surprised the incident. Thousands have seen videos so far. Many users remarked that it is important to check them well before buying the fruit from the market. Some have questioned the Food Security Department while some people emphasized the responsibility of the fruit sellers. A user wrote, “It is very scary. Now we will think ten times before eating.”
Keep in the rain special attention
These may be stored in the dirty atmosphere, which can cause insects increase. Gopardankange Food Safety Officer Dr. Ramesh Chandra said that the problem of growth of pests in the summer and rainy season increases. He said, “The sellers should keep the fruits in clean and cold place.” He appealed to the people to buy their external and internal quality and structured fruit when they buy the fruits. Dr. The presence of pests in the fruits can cause the risk of bacteria or fungal infection.