A letter to the campus head of your university and divert the attention towards the unhygienic food being sold in canteen. The Class Representative, BS (Computer Science) 2 nd Semester, Muhammad Hassan Ali   August 08, 2020   The Director, Gujrat Institute of Management Sciences, Gujrat Pakistan. Muhammad Amir                                           Subject: unhygienic food being sold in canteen Dear Sir, I am writing to you to bring your kind attention towards the fact that most of the food items that are being sold at the canteen are either canned, packed, processed items or fast food. This is seriously affecting the health of the students. Besides, the quality of the food items at times is ignored. Not only our money is wasted but our health is also being affected. Moreover the workers are rude to students. They shout at us and use foul language whenever they get angry. They also do not clean the dustbins and rubbish daily. This is very unhygienic. As a

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