UK woman scared to return home after discovering spiders in bananas

A mor was too scared to return to her home after her four-year-old little son accidentally released hundreds of spiders into her house while messing around a bunch of bananas. 21-year-old mor, Holly Cray was opening up her Asda shopping delivery on January 8. Cray who resides in Pembrokeshire in Wales, said that when online shopping delivery arrived her young son was messing with a bunch of bananas and suddenly released a large number of spiders into her home. 

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Cray accused call centre

Since incident took place, she left house in fear to stay with her grandma and in a nearby hotel wandering y are Brazilian spiders that are highly toxic. She said that her little boy brought bananas to her and n spiders just spilt. She ded that re was a fresh sac and y were very small. She said that she was afraid as one bite of a mor spider is serious eugh to kill an ult in two hours. She furr ded that she took matter to Asda's customer care but y were t helpful. She accused call center for t taking any appropriate measures.

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Report examined by food safety team

Pembrokeshire County Council spokesperson said that incident was reported to county council yesterday and y are sorry for Cray's concerns.  report was initially examined by food safety team who have taken action. On or hand, environmental health officials opined that best option is to complete an insect control treatment of property. spokesperson of Asda commented that y sell around one billion bananas annually and each and every banana is washed, sprayed and checked for quality purposes before being shipped to UK. He said that he is in close contact with Cray to look into matter and find a solution. 

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