Dead Frog Found in Potato Wafers: Inquiry Ordered
Jamnagar Municipal Corporation launched an inquiry after a dead frog was found in a packet of potato wafers. The complaint follows a similar incident in Mumbai involving human remains in ice cream. Samples from the batch will be collected for investigation.

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The Jamnagar Municipal Corporation ordered an inquiry on Wednesday after a dead frog was allegedly found in a packet of potato wafers.
This comes just days after a Mumbai incident where a resident claimed to have found a piece of a human finger in online-ordered ice cream.
''One Jasmin Patel informed us that a dead frog was discovered in a packet of Crunchex, manufactured by Balaji Wafers,'' said food safety officer D B Parmar. ''Preliminary probe suggested it was indeed a decomposed frog.''
Patel, whose four-year-old niece and nine-month-old daughter ate some wafers before spotting the dead frog, took the complaint to authorities after failing to get a satisfactory response from Balaji Wafers.
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