MUSCAT – The inspection campaign, conducted by the municipality’s Food Control and Licensing Department, included 14 visits to establishments dealing in meat, fish, poultry and other food products.
The campaign resulted in five violations being recorded and three written warnings being issued, according to South Sharqiyah Municipality.
Authorities also issued two destruction reports covering approximately 7,400kg of materials deemed unfit, alongside the removal or destruction of eight non-compliant items, including tools and equipment.
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