MUSCAT : The North Al Batinah Municipality, represented by the Suwaiq Municipality Department, conducted the operation, seizing meat stored in unhygienic conditions at a site that lacked proper licensing and health requirements. The meat, of unknown origin, was found in a manner that posed significant health risks.
Following the discovery, the necessary legal actions were taken against the violators, and the unsafe meat was destroyed to prevent any public harm. Authorities emphasized the importance of community vigilance, urging citizens to report health violations or unlicensed food storage sites to prevent such incidents.

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