Four Hotels Fined Rs70,000 for Food Safety Violations in Alipur
A Punjab Food Authority inspection in Alipur found violations of cleanliness and food safety standards at several major hotels.
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Four hotels in Alipur were fined a total of Rs70,000 after a joint inspection found violations of food safety and cleanliness standards, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
Assistant Commissioner Alipur Ali Sameer, along with a team from the Punjab Food Authority (PFA), inspected major hotels in the city as part of the operation.
According to a PFA spokesperson, the inspection team reviewed food quality, cleanliness, and compliance with food safety laws before imposing the fines on the four establishments found in violation.
The crackdown is part of ongoing enforcement efforts by Punjab's food safety authorities to ensure compliance with hygiene standards at restaurants and hotels across the province.
Sources
- Four hotels fined Rs 70,000 for food safety violations in Alipur — APP (Pakistan)
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