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PFA seals five outlets

byCT Report
26/12/2017
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RAWALPINDI: The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) in its ongoing drive of checking food outlets on Tuesday inspected various sites and five outlets were sealed for not making proper cleanliness arrangements in Rawalpindi and Murree areas.

The Departments spokesman told media that PFA sealed three restaurants and one milk shop in Murree while one renowned bakery was sealed in Commercial market area of the city for not ensuring hygine and cleanliness.

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Apart from that, workers of the bakery did not have medical certificates, he said. PFA also issued notices to dozens of outlets to improve cleanliness. He further said that strict action is being taken against violators to ensure provision of hygienic food to the residents.

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