A biosecurity dog searched and scented his luggage as soon as he touched it down. The man found himself in trouble when the dog discovered two McDonald's egg and beef sausage McMuffins and a ham croissant. The airport authorities accused him of providing

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A biosecurity dog searched and scented his luggage as soon as he touched it down. The man found himself in trouble when the dog discovered two McDonald's egg and beef sausage McMuffins and a ham croissant. The airport authorities accused him of providing false information, and he was penalized as a result.

Digital Desk: Fast food is the ideal alternative if you're hungry but don't have time to cook or wait. But imagine paying a thousand times more for this choice than you would. Unsettling, right? An expensive punishment was recently imposed on a tourist for bringing food onto a flight from Bali to Australia; the traveller's basic breakfast of a burger and a wrap at McDonald's cost him Rs 2 lakh.

You must have read or heard much about what is not allowed on airplanes. However, people frequently disregard this advice. This man packed his preferred McDonald's meal inside the bag while he travelled from Bali to Australia.

The person who misled and provided false information was fined $2,664, or Rs. 2 lakh, on behalf of the airport authorities. Australian Agriculture Minister Murray Watt referred to it as the most costly McDonald's meal in response to this occurrence. Additionally, he added that travellers should be informed of the restrictions and that he has no sympathy for those who break them