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<p>A passenger slammed Air India for allegedly serving an in-flight meal which had a cockroach&nbsp;because of which her two-year-old son suffered food poisoning.</p>

<p>The traveller, Suyesha Savant, recently flew from Delhi to&nbsp;New York on an Air India flight, after which she took to X to speak about her unpleasant experience.&nbsp;<br />
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“Found a cockroach in the omelette served to me on the @airindia flight from Delhi to New York,” said the traveller in her post.</p>

<p>“My 2-year-old finished more than half of it with me when we found this. Suffered from food poisoning as a result,” Savant added.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Found a cockroach in the omelette served to me on the <a href="https://twitter.com/airindia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@airindia</a> flight from Delhi to New York. My 2 year old finished more than half of it with me when we found this. Suffered from food poisoning as a result. <a href="https://twitter.com/DGCAIndia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@DGCAIndia</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/RamMNK?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RamMNK</a> <a href="https://t.co/1Eyc3wt3Xw">pic.twitter.com/1Eyc3wt3Xw</a></p>
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<p>In the social media post, she also shared pictures of the dead cockroach present in the omelette.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/air-india-charter-flight-brings-back-205-indians-from-dhaka-747920">Air India charter flight brings back 205 Indians from Dhaka</a></p>

<p>The woman also posted a video which she had recorded on the flight to capture the filth on the plane.</p>

<p>“Even the pouches of this seat were not clean and it had waste bottles lying in it, and when I alerted the staff about it, they said it was a mistake. But how many mistakes?” Savant said.</p>

<h2><strong>Here's how Air India reacted to the incident</strong></h2>

<p>Speaking to FOX Business, an Air India spokesperson said that they have knowledge about the incident.</p>

<p>The Air India employee said that the airline “works with reputed caterers who supply to leading airlines globally and have stringent SOPs [standard operating procedures] and multiple checks to ensure quality of meals served to our guests.”</p>

<p>“We are concerned about the experience of the customer in the said instance and have taken it up with our catering service provider to investigate it further. We will take necessary actions to prevent any recurrence of such instances in [the] future," the spokesman added.</p>

<p>This is not the first time Air India has come under scrutiny over the hygiene conditions of their planes.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Vistara and Air India to fly as one carrier starting November 12</strong></p>

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<p>Another passenger had recorded his experience while flying first-class from Chicago to Delhi last week and said that it was the “worst first-class cabin I’ve ever been on.”</p>

<p>In the video, ripped furnishings, dirt-covered crevices, and cabins filled with hair were seen.</p>

<p>“The entertainment system did not work the entire 15 hours. Everything was broken. They literally put tape on the wall to tape that stuff down. It was a nightmare. I was robbed on this flight," the passenger said.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A passenger slammed Air India for allegedly serving an in-flight meal which had a cockroach because of which her two-year-old son suffered food poisoning. The traveller, Suyesha Savant, recently flew from Delhi to New York on an Air India flight, after which she took to X to speak about her unpleasant experience.

A passenger slammed Air India for allegedly serving an in-flight meal which had a cockroach because of which her two-year-old son suffered food poisoning. The traveller, Suyesha Savant, recently flew from Delhi to New York on an Air India flight, after which she took to X to speak about her unpleasant experience. “Found a cockroach in the omelette served to me on the @airindia flight from Delhi to New York,” said the traveller in her post. “My 2-year-old finished more than half of it with me when we found this. Suffered from food poisoning as a result,” Savant added. Found a cockroach in the omelette served to me on the @airindia flight from Delhi to New York. My 2 year old finished more than half of it with me when we found this. Suffered from food poisoning as a result. @DGCAIndia @RamMNK pic.twitter.com/1Eyc3wt3Xw — Suyesha Savant (@suyeshasavant) September 28, 2024 × In the social media post, she also shared pictures of the dead cockroach present in the omelette. Also Read: Air India charter flight brings back 205 Indians from Dhaka The woman also posted a video which she had recorded on the flight to capture the filth on the plane. “Even the pouches of this seat were not clean and it had waste bottles lying in it, and when I alerted the staff about it, they said it was a mistake. But how many mistakes?” Savant said. Here's how Air India reacted to the incident Speaking to FOX Business, an Air India spokesperson said that they have knowledge about the incident. The Air India employee said that the airline “works with reputed caterers who supply to leading airlines globally and have stringent SOPs [standard operating procedures] and multiple checks to ensure quality of meals served to our guests.” “We are concerned about the experience of the customer in the said instance and have taken it up with our catering service provider to investigate it further. We will take necessary actions to prevent any recurrence of such instances in [the] future," the spokesman added. This is not the first time Air India has come under scrutiny over the hygiene conditions of their planes. Watch: Vistara and Air India to fly as one carrier starting November 12 Another passenger had recorded his experience while flying first-class from Chicago to Delhi last week and said that it was the “worst first-class cabin I’ve ever been on.” In the video, ripped furnishings, dirt-covered crevices, and cabins filled with hair were seen. “The entertainment system did not work the entire 15 hours. Everything was broken. They literally put tape on the wall to tape that stuff down. It was a nightmare. I was robbed on this flight," the passenger said. (With inputs from agencies)

Two-year-old suffers food poisoning after eating omelette with dead coackroach on Air India flight

<p>After creating digital pictures of whales and selling tokens of their ownership, which are stored on blockchain, a 12-year-old boy earned about £290,000. &nbsp;</p>

<p>During the school holidays, the collection of pixelated artworks called Weird Whales of the child, Benyamin Ahmed, had gone viral. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;London Zoo holds its annual weigh-in</strong></p>

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<p>The success of the child may prove to be a harbinger of the digital business models, which can disrupt the banking sector. &nbsp;</p>

<p>Child’s father Imran, who is a software developer, shared that the artwork is like “digital Pokémon cards”. &nbsp;Imran added, they had been a huge success because the collectors realised its historical significance. &nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/for-throwing-porn-collection-judge-orders-couple-to-pay-30441-to-son-in-us-408965" hreflang="en">For throwing porn collection, judge orders couple to pay $30,441 to son in US</a></strong></p>

<p>“People find the art secondary. Imagine when the printing press came out, if you managed to get hold of a book that was an original, written by a 12-year-old that went viral, you can imagine how that would accrue value over time because of the historical significance,” added the father. &nbsp;</p>

<p>With the help of a pixel art website, the child created a set of 3,350 whales in the style of a common whale meme seen in the video game Minecraft. Benyamin was then able to sell non-fungible tokens (NFTs).&nbsp;</p>


After creating digital pictures of whales and selling tokens of their ownership, which are stored on blockchain, a 12-year-old boy earned about £290,000. During the school holidays, the collection of pixelated artworks called Weird Whales of the child, Benyamin Ahmed, had gone viral.

After creating digital pictures of whales and selling tokens of their ownership, which are stored on blockchain, a 12-year-old boy earned about £290,000. During the school holidays, the collection of pixelated artworks called Weird Whales of the child, Benyamin Ahmed, had gone viral. Watch | London Zoo holds its annual weigh-in × The success of the child may prove to be a harbinger of the digital business models, which can disrupt the banking sector. Child’s father Imran, who is a software developer, shared that the artwork is like “digital Pokémon cards”. Imran added, they had been a huge success because the collectors realised its historical significance. Also Read: For throwing porn collection, judge orders couple to pay $30,441 to son in US “People find the art secondary. Imagine when the printing press came out, if you managed to get hold of a book that was an original, written by a 12-year-old that went viral, you can imagine how that would accrue value over time because of the historical significance,” added the father. With the help of a pixel art website, the child created a set of 3,350 whales in the style of a common whale meme seen in the video game Minecraft. Benyamin was then able to sell non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

12-year-old boy creates digital whale art, makes £290,000 by selling earned non-fungible tokens  

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Your Inner Child is Calling: 5 Ways to Heal Without Therapy

Two-year-old suffers food poisoning after eating omelette with dead coackroach on Air India flight

12-year-old boy creates digital whale art, makes £290,000 by selling earned non-fungible tokens