NEW YORK —Amid reports of rats, mice and worms infesting the feeding facilities and other components of the United Nations complex, officials at the U.N. headquarters here reportedly have denied access to health inspectors—and may have done so for at least 20 years.
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The four-building complex houses six dining facilities, including the upscale Delegates Dining Room, that serve more than 5,000 people per day. Philadelphia-based Aramark has handled the foodservice operations since 2003. —Amid reports of rats, mice and worms infesting the feeding facilities and other components of the United Nations complex, officials at the U.N. headquarters here reportedly have denied access to health inspectors—and may have done so for at least 20 years.
The U.N. is located along the East River in Manhattan, but it is technically international territory. Despite that distinction, the facility is not exempt from health or safety inspections, observers say. —Amid reports of rats, mice and worms infesting the feeding facilities and other components of the United Nations complex, officials at the U.N. headquarters here reportedly have denied access to health inspectors—and may have done so for at least 20 years.
