A video shows rats roaming dining tables and chairs inside a McDonald’s outlet in Rajkot, Gujarat, drawing public attention and raising food-safety concerns. Footage captures rodents moving through the dining area, leading to calls for action by customers.
Following the incident, the Rajkot Municipal Corporation inspects the restaurant. The outlet’s manager says the rats likely entered the premises from a nearby construction site. The reports frame the event as a potential breach of hygiene and highlight the importance of effective pest-control measures in food establishments.
While both outlets describe the same central incident and the municipal response, the coverage differs slightly in emphasis. Times of India focuses on the explanation about how the rodents may have entered, while NDTV foregrounds the health risk from rodents that can contaminate food and surfaces. Both accounts align that the video prompted scrutiny of the restaurant’s conditions and pest management practices.
