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Rise in food poisoning cases highlights lapses in food safety | Data

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Sambavi Parthasarathy
Rise in food poisoning cases highlights lapses in food safety | Data
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Recent food poisoning incidents in India have prompted calls for stricter enforcement of the Food Safety and Standards Act. Data indicates a correlation between states with high food poisoning casualties and low performance scores on the government's State Food Safety Index.

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Highlights critical public health infrastructure gaps and the need for improved regulatory oversight in the food industry.

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Two suspected cases of food poisoning reported this month, one at a private school in Indore in Madhya Pradesh, and another at a popular eatery in Bhiwandi in Maharashtra, which affected over 200 people, have once again highlighted the need for strengthening the implementation of the Food Safety and Standards (FSS) Act.

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Relies on government data and index scores to critique administrative implementation rather than partisan politics.

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