BNCMC Orders Meat Shops To Operate Fully Enclosed, Warns Of Closure For Rule Violations
Bhiwandi: In a move aimed at tightening hygiene standards and preventing public health risks, the Bhiwandi Nizampur City Municipal Corporation (BNCMC) has directed all mutton, chicken, fish and meat shops operating within its jurisdiction to ensure that their premises are completely enclosed. The civic body has warned traders that failure to comply with the instructions could invite strict…
Bhiwandi's BNCMC has mandated all meat shops to operate within fully enclosed premises, warning of possible shop closures for non-compliance. The directive aims to curb public health risks, addressing concerns over foul odors, insect infestations, and unsanitary conditions caused by meat shops operating in open or partially enclosed spaces.
Deputy Commissioner Balkrishna Kshirsagar emphasized adherence to sanitation and public health standards, instructing traders to keep the areas for displaying and selling meat completely enclosed, away from public roads and spaces. The civic body stresses maintaining a clean and healthy environment for residents, viewing this as a serious health and sanitation issue. Non-compliant establishments risk closure and shop shutdowns.
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