Little white wormsPhoto:ShutterstockA Muscovite became a victim of poor quality . The girl bought takeaway food at McDonald's, and when she started eating, she saw living creatures in it. "We got into the car, I started eating the McChicken. I ate more than half of it and at some point I saw a worm on this cardboard thing they give food in. At first I didn't understand what it was, I just threw it off. Then I saw a worm on the lettuce leaves in the sandwich box itself, got scared, closed it. And then I saw a worm crawling out of the box. A small one, very similar to berry worms," the victim told Kommersant FM radio. The frightened girl took the spoiled fast food to the cashier, demanded a refund, and the manager compensated the customer for the order. The Russian sanitary service has become interested in the case. The head of Rospotrebnadzor, the country's chief state sanitary doctor Gennady Onishchenko said that he is ready to begin an inspection of the McDonald's chain. According to him, the victim should have been given not only his money back, but also compensation for moral damages. When buying this, so to speak, food, a person did not assume that there were any additional living creatures in it in the form of worms. I remind our fellow citizens that hamburgers, even without worms, are not the right choice of food for the population of Moscow and Russia. This food is "not ours," Gennady Onishchenko stated. Canadian scientists have recently established that fast food causes depression. Trans fats, which are found in French fries, hamburgers, margarine and cheap sausages, spoil the mood, and in some cases can push to suicide.
