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The Governor of Assiut, Major General Mohamed Alwan, confirmed that the targeted inspection campaigns carried out by the Supply Directorate last week resulted in the issuance of 808 various violations, including 692 for bakeries and 116 for other supply activities. Large quantities of expired or spoiled goods were seized, such as 114 kilograms of spoiled meat and 425 kilograms of rotten fish. Additionally, quantities of items that violate regulations were confiscated, including 600 kilograms of underweight rice, 600 bottles of oil collected through illegal means, and 948 bottles of unregistered agricultural pesticides. Authorities also seized amounts of gasoline, goods with unknown sources and unverified data. Some establishments were shut down, and reports were issued for failure to display prices and for trade manipulation. Regarding bakeries, 692 violations were recorded for issues such as underweight bread, poor hygiene, and substandard performance, aimed at ensuring the production of bread that meets specifications and that subsidies reach eligible recipients. The governor emphasized the continuation of daily campaigns across all centers in the governorate to control markets and protect citizens’ health, enforcing penalties on violators and showing no leniency against any practices that threaten food security.
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