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Manchester-based curry restaurant has been fined more than
£31,000 after a health inspector found its kitchen infested with
cockroaches and mouse droppings.
The owners of
Zam Restaurant, trading as Shahenshah on Wilmslow Road in Rusholme,
were found guilty of six food hygiene breaches. The fine is one of
the largest ever handed to a restaurant in Manchester.
A Manchester
City Council environmental health officer visited the restaurant in
April and discovered infestations of mice and oriental cockroaches as
well as filthy conditions in the kitchen and food storage areas.
After being
shown photographs of the premises, the magistrates' bench said it was
one of the worst cases of its type they had ever seen.
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