Father finds MAGGOT in hospital canteen breakfast during visit to see wife and newborn son Wayne Foster-Wells was visiting his wife after she gave birth Hospital has launched an investigation and contacted environmental office A new father celebrating the birth of his son with a fry-up in a hospital canteen says his breakfast was served with a maggot. Wayne Foster-Wells, 31, was at the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport, South Wales, when he went for breakfast after visiting his wife, Tammy, following the birth of Samuel. However, towards the end of his meal, the unemployed father-of-nine noticed the bug hiding in his tomatoes. Mr Foster-Wells found the maggot (circled) in his breakfast of omelette, sausage, bacon and tomatoes Wayne Foster-Wells, 31, found a maggot in his breakfast at Royal Gwent Hospital He said: 'It was your standard fry-up with omelette, bacon, sausage and tomatoes, but towards the end of the meal I noticed a maggot on the plate. I immediately told the other people eating the breakfast, but they carried on eating. I then spoke to the hospital staff but they didn't seem bothered. All they could say to me was that they would take my name and address but it could take multiple months before anything was done. But I could get the £2.50 that I paid for the meal back. I have a really bad stomach and have been rushing to the toilet since. The Royal Gwent Hospital has launched an investigation and contacted the Environmental Health Office after Wayne made an official complaint. Julian Hayman, of Aneurin Bevan Health Board, said: 'The health board can confirm that we have been made aware of a complaint from a member of the public. The complaint concerns tinned tomatoes which had been sourced externally. We are currently investigating the concern with our suppliers and have also informed the Environmental Health Office. The Royal Gwent Hospital has launched an investigation and contacted the Environmental Health Office