A supermarket in Chingford that was forced to temporarily close due to a "pest issue" has reopened following improvements.
Morrisons in Chingford Road reopened to customers on November 13 after being issued with an emergency prohibition notice by Waltham Forest Council.
The notice came in response to reports of a pest issue inside the store, prompting the council to act on food hygiene regulations.
A spokesperson for Morrisons previously advised that the branch was visited by the local council before it was closed on November 6.
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Pest control company Rentokil were confirmed to have begun an investigation into the troubles at the supermarket in the days after the closure.
According to Waltham Forest Council, the reopening was allowed after "improvements (were) made to remove the imminent risk to health".
Morrisons confirmed the reopening but declined to comment further.
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