By GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSAHUNGRY Lion limited has denied serving a Lusaka resident food which had maggots.The company contended that when it inspected the picture of the chicken allegedly bought from its premises, it was noticed that the alleged maggots were only at a specific portion of the food and did not appear to have been imbedded in the food which makes the whole claim suspicious.This is a matter in which Ms Bertha Mwale has sued Hungry Lion Limited in the Lusaka High Court seeking compensation of K1 million for allegedly serving her chicken and chips called “the food ”which had maggots.Ms Bwale wants the court to order Hungry Lion Limited to award her general damages, damages for mental anguish, stress, in-convenience, costs and any other relief that the court may deem fit.She claims she reported the matter to the Lusaka City Council (LCC) and later the ministry of Health Food and Drugs Control Laboratory which conducted […]
Hungry Lion denies serving ‘maggots’ to customer
