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2.6 million population, one abattoir: CDA to establish slaughterhouse after EPA report

byCustoms Today Report
27/03/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman Maroof Afzal has assured the citizens that the authority is going to establish a modern slaughterhouse in the capital.

He was said this while talking with a delegation of residents of Islamabad, including representatives of Jamiat-ul-Quresh at the Capital Development Authority Headquarters. Member Environment and officers of concerned formations of the Authority were also present there.

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The CDA chairman said that before the initiation of this project, concerns of the citizens and impact on environment would be addressed so that the citizens could avail the environment friendly facility.

He said that decision on establishment of modern slaughterhouse would be taken on receipt of report from Environment Protection Assessment (EPA) to ensure environmental protection. He said that latest technology would be used to avoid environmental hazard and unhygienic conditions.

Earlier, Qureshi said that the capital city’s population has grown to about 2.6 million and the one slaughterhouse in Rawalpindi is insufficient to fulfil the growing demand for meat in Islamabad.

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