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Are Gol Gappay safe in summer? Experts warn of health risks
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Are Gol Gappay safe in summer? Experts warn of health risks
A plate of Gol Gappay (pani puri) can instantly lift the mood of street food lovers but in some cases, it can also pose serious health risks. In a village in the Indian state of Jharkhand, several people fell ill after consuming gol gappay raising concerns about food safety during the summer season. According to Indian media reports, multiple villagers became sick after eating gol gappay from a roadside vendor in the Giridih district. A total of…
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