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The surveillance authorities in Assiut managed to apprehend an unlicensed water bottling plant in Deirout El-Sharif village. The water was being filled from tap water and packaged in bottles bearing counterfeit trademarks, with the intent to deceive consumers and sell it as mineral water suitable for drinking. The campaign resulted in the seizure of 2,600 bottles of unsafe water, along with equipment and materials used in the filling process. The factory was sealed, and its contents were impounded after confirming that the plant was manipulating tap water through a connection to the public water network. Laboratory tests confirmed that the water was unsafe for consumption, and it was found that the facility was operating without proper licenses. This incident is part of a broader pattern of commercial fraud in the bottled water market, posing risks to consumer health. The case has been referred to the prosecution for further investigation, as part of the government's efforts to combat fraud and ensure product safety in the market.
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