Muscat: As part of its ongoing health control initiatives, Dhofar Municipality recently inspected restaurants and cafes offering shisha services. Five establishments were closed due to violations. These activities were found to lack essential health standards and proper hygiene, putting the public at risk. Additionally, seven other venues were cited for various health violations.
The municipality also extended its oversight to commercial and industrial activities, particularly in the new industrial area, where efforts were made to prevent operations outside designated boundaries.
Health inspections will continue monitoring food-related activities during morning and evening shifts.
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