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Recently, a cabin crew from Turkey was having her in-flight meal and shockingly, she found a lizard’s head in her food!

According to Sin Chew Daily, the cabin crew was on a flight from Ankara to Düsseldorf and while she was having her meal, she found a lizard’s head in her food. She quickly took a video of it and reported to the airlines company.

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The company has since stated that “it is unacceptable for such incidents to happen and internal investigations are on-going.”

“While investigations are on-going, this particular meal will no longer be served on any flights until further notice,” the airlines mentioned.

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Separately, the food supplier for the airlines company has also released a statement saying that “the lizard head found in the food, is not from their kitchen.”

They’ve also mentioned that “food that is served on flights need to be cooked at a certain temperature, the limitations and requirements to fulfill the on-board (in-flight) standards are quite high, hence, there is a very low risk that they would “add” something else into the food when cooking.”

Prior to this incident, it was said that there were other complaints from the cabin crew that there were snails and worms in their food.

Watch the video below:

How would you react if you found a snake’s head in your food?

 

Also watch: Indonesian Woman Finds Lizard Moving In Her Milk Tea

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