Dairy Queen Shut Down: Mouse Infestation & Health Risks

0:00Health inspectors just shut down a dairy queen in Southeast Calgary after finding a serious mouse infestation. The spot on Fairmount Drive had droppings all over under equipment, in storage and service areas, plus a full nest behind the ice cream machine, no pest control contract in place, and zero records to show they were handling it. Inspectors spotted gaps and holes in the walls that led rodents sneak in and hide out easy. This hits hard for the business, forcing an immediate closure that keeps folks from grabbing their blizzards until everything's fixed. Public health takes priority here, avoiding any risk to customers munching on treats. AHS laid out clear orders, move gear to check the full mess, deep clean every contaminated spot, bring in licensed pros for pest control, keep. Detailed logs, and patch up all those structural weak points. Until a health officer gives the green light on all that work, plus any extra fixes the doors stay locked, keeping Calgary's ice cream fans on watch. For when it reopens clean and safe, that's your update from Calgary News today, powered

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