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04/12/2016
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Source: Mail 24 Hours
A 35-year-old woman took the shock to find a razor blade in the bread he was eating for breakfast. The case happened in Rio Branco, Acre.
According to information of the site 'G1', Eliane Santos, 35, had bought the bread the day before in a supermarket. "As soon as I cut, I thought it was a plastic, but then when I saw that was half of a blade, I was very worried. My father is 101 years, can you imagine if he takes the bread and cut himself? He would have been hurt, for sure, "she said worriedly.
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"After I noticed that I had nothing left, I played for my dog. But before that, took a picture and posted on Facebook, because usually people rely heavily on bread, come and go just putting in your mouth, then, did this alert "said Eliane the 'G1'. The alert Eliane did on Facebook was shared by over 200 people in just two days.
Elaine came back to the site and complained to the owner of the market. "I went back and took the piece of bread with the blade at him. I apologized, Baker was super scared and asked if they had more carefully, but I never buy bread there. I was very scared, just came into my head my father had taken the bread? "he said.
According to published information, a local official defined the incident as an accident and said the Health Surveillance survey made in the supermarket and spent guidelines that must be met. "It may have been at the time the mass tava on the table or an accident at the time of cutting, what we know is that it was not intentional and we are more aware of it. It was an accident," he concludes.
Source: Mail 24 Hours
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