Buzzing flies over food stalls at weekly bazaars and the utensils used to serve customers being cleaned with dirty water speak volumes of the performance of the authorities concerned. Doctors say most of the people, who eat or drink from these unhygienic stalls, later complain of sore throat and gastroenteritis. They say people with weak immune system easily fall prey to adulterated food. They advised the people to refrain from eating food being sold by such vendors, particularly these days. It has been witnessed that the majority of the food stalls in bazaars are set up along sewage drains or near heaps of filth. Despite filthy dirty condition of the food, the stalls are always thronged by the customers. But, the authorities concerned seem least bothered to remove these vendors.
