In a recent crackdown, Egyptian authorities seized a large quantity of unlicensed veterinary medicines in Baltim, Egypt. The campaign was led by Ahmad Abd al-Wahid, the head of the Baltim city and center, and involved joint committees from various regulatory agencies. The operation aimed to ensure compliance with health and trade regulations in the region. The campaign was conducted in response to directives from Ibrahim Maki, the governor of Kafr El Sheikh.
The joint committees, which included representatives from the food and drug administration, health department, and veterinary medicine department, carried out the operation. The campaign was supervised by Samah al-Banna, the director of the Baltim food and drug administration. Several veterinarians, including Mustafa Gama, Samir Abd al-Atte, Abdallah, Ahmad al-Kadi, and al-Sabai, were present during the operation. The authorities inspected various markets and commercial establishments in the area.
The operation resulted in the seizure of 1518 packets of unlicensed veterinary medicines, some of which were not approved for circulation in the market. The authorities immediately confiscated the seized items and took necessary legal actions. The case was referred to the relevant authorities for further action. The medicines were found to be of unknown origin and posed a risk to public health.
Ahmad Abd al-Wahid emphasized that the campaign was part of the governor's directives to ensure the quality and safety of products on the market. He stressed that the operation aimed to provide a safe environment for citizens. The authorities inspected various supermarkets, butcher shops, and other food and commodity outlets. The campaign was conducted to prevent any violations that could harm public health.
The authorities vowed to continue their crackdown on unlicensed products. Abd al-Wahid stated that the campaigns would be conducted regularly to prevent any violations that could harm public health. The authorities are committed to taking decisive action against those who attempt to exploit consumers in the market. The operation was a success in terms of identifying and confiscating unlicensed products.
The governor of Kafr El Sheikh, Ibrahim Maki, has been emphasizing the importance of monitoring markets and commercial establishments. He has been pushing for regular campaigns to ensure compliance with regulations. The authorities have been working to provide a safe and healthy environment for citizens. The recent operation was a testament to their efforts.
The Egyptian authorities have been taking steps to strengthen regulations and enforcement. The recent operation in Baltim is part of a larger effort to ensure public health and safety. The authorities will continue to work to prevent the circulation of unlicensed products.
Key points
- Egyptian authorities seized 1518 packets of unlicensed veterinary medicines in a recent campaign in Baltim, Egypt.
- The campaign was conducted in response to directives from the governor of Kafr El Sheikh to ensure compliance with health and trade regulations.
- The authorities vowed to continue their crackdown on unlicensed products to prevent any violations that could harm public health.
