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Boston Dunkin' Store Closed After Health Inspection Finds Rat Droppings, Leaking Sewage
Inspectors also found a hole in the wall leading to the basement, and water leaking into a dry store area.
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January 23, 2024
BOSTON - A Dunkin' location in downtown Boston is closed for the time being after failing two health inspections this month.
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A city website says the Dunkin' store at 106 Cambridge St. near the Bowdoin MBTA station has had its license temporarily suspended.
Health inspections performed on Jan. 4 and Jan. 11 both cited "rat droppings found in common area of food establishment," as well as sewage leaking from a bathroom in the basement into a common area of the building.
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