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"Irbid Municipality" Destroys 42 Tons of Spoiled Bananas in Coordination with Customs

"Irbid Municipality" Destroys 42 Tons of Spoiled Bananas in Coordination with Customs

The Chairman of the Irbid Greater Municipality Committee, Engineer Imad Al-Azza, announced that the cadres of the Municipality's Health and Environment Affairs Directorate, in coordination with the Customs Department cadres, managed to seize and destroy about 42 tons of spoiled and damaged bananas, unfit for human consumption, after confirming their unsuitability for use and the low levels of public safety in them.

Al-Azza explained that this operation came after the municipality received accurate observations and information about the existence of large quantities of fruits stored in unhealthy conditions. Immediately, the specialized inspection teams moved to inspect the concerned site, where the field examination showed that the seized quantities were stored in wrong ways and lacked the necessary cooling, not to mention the clear technical defect in the cooling and storage systems inside the warehouses, which led to the complete spoilage of the shipment and the change of its natural properties.

He pointed out that the regulatory teams took the necessary legal and health measures immediately, and the entire shipment was transferred to the designated incinerators under the supervision of a joint committee to destroy it according to the rules and prevent any of it from leaking into the local markets.

Al-Azza stressed that the Irbid Greater Municipality will not tolerate any violations that affect the health and safety of citizens, affirming the continuation and intensification of surprise regulatory and inspection tours on warehouses, markets, and commercial stores, to verify everyone's commitment to health and environmental requirements and food storage standards.

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