‘Label it non-veg’: Woman finds worm in IndioGo flight’s food, viral video will leave you disgusted

By DAYANAND MOHITE | published: December 30, 2023 07:09 PM 2019-02-12T14:15:30+5:30

city : mumbai

A woman's post criticising the food on an IndiGo flight. SHe said she found worms in her sandwich. Several netizens have reacted to the post.

A woman, who is a public health professional, took to social media to say that she found a worm in a sandwich that she took while she was aboard an IndiGo flight. She also shared a video of the sandwich with the worm.

Taking to Instagram, the woman wrote, “I want to know despite knowing the quality of Sandwich was not good and informing the Flight attendant prior she still continued to serve sandwiches to other passengers. There were kids, the elderly and other passengers…What if any one catches an infection.”

The woman went on to say that the flight attendant said that she would replace her sandwich some other things and would inform the department of the incident. The woman said that the flight attendant came back with goodies that she did not aacept.

“Her first action should have been to make other passenger aware so that they make an informed decision of consuming the sandwich or not,” she further wrote.

Netizens react

Several netizens have reacted to the video. “At least label it non vegetarian,” one individual wrote. “Indigo serves very bad food,” another one wrote. “Indigo food is disappointing. They don’t even know what vegan food is even after I had selected that as my meal,” yet another social media user wrote.

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