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Karnataka Mandates QR Codes in Eateries, Pharmacies for Immediate Safety Complaints
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Karnataka Mandates QR Codes in Eateries, Pharmacies for Immediate Safety Complaints

✍️ The Economic Times 🗓 17 Aug 2026, 09:34 PM 👁 2
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The Karnataka government has announced that all restaurants and pharmacies must display QR codes to allow customers to file instant safety complaints.

The Karnataka government has introduced a new measure requiring all eateries and pharmacies to display QR codes that enable customers to lodge safety complaints instantly. The codes will be placed prominently on premises and linked to a central portal managed by the state health department. Customers can scan the QR code using their smartphones to report issues such as unhygienic conditions, improper food handling, or medication errors. The initiative aims to streamline complaint resolution, enhance transparency, and improve public health standards across the state. Compliance is expected to begin in the next quarter, with penalties for non‑compliant establishments.
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