Tejas Express: Passengers did not get ill due to food poisoning

Recently 26 passengers were reportedly admitted to a hospital after taking breakfast in Tejas express running from Goa to Mumbai. Reportedly, a three-member board submitted a report stating that the food had no issues with its quality. The illness was caused due to the vomit stench. According to media reports, the vomiting smell triggered uneasiness in others and not food poisoning.

BY SARADHA | OCT 17, 2017 1:02 PM #TEJAS EXPRESS #INDIA NEWS

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