The heavy rains hit regions of Morocco that have been suffering from drought for at least six years
Authorities in Abu Dhabi have ordered a restaurant in Al Dhafra region to close for violating food safety standards and posing a danger to public health.
ALSO READ: UAE supermarket shut down after insects found in food
The Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (Adafsa) took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce that the temporary closure order was the result of multiple violations by the restaurant.
These include selling and preparing non-halal food in the facility without obtaining the necessary permits, in addition to storing and preparing the food with the same equipment and tools used to prepare halal food.
The authority confirmed that the closure order would continue until the issues were rectified, and that the facility could resume operations after correcting violations and meeting the necessary requirements.
The facility has furthermore been directed to replace equipment and completely sterilise the facility before they can reopen to the public.
Adafsa noted that monitoring violations are part of inspection efforts aimed at strengthening the food safety system in the Capital, and ensuring that all establishments adhere to food safety requirements.
Members of the public are urged to report any violations spotted in food establishments — or when in doubt about the contents of a food item — by calling the toll-free number 800555, so that the authority's inspectors could take the necessary actions.
The heavy rains hit regions of Morocco that have been suffering from drought for at least six years
The Dutch host Germany, who beat Hungary 5-0 on Saturday, in Amsterdam on Tuesday in their next League A Group 3 match
The proposed four-year agreement is an early win for new Boeing CEO
Data revives fears that months of elevated borrowing costs have already started to pressure the economy
Gold’s allure as a safe-haven asset remains intact
financial, insurance, and business services sectors surged 7.1%
Survey reveals significant challenges in attracting skilled talent
Mystic seeks to redefine real estate marketing