To ensured public health in the federal capital, the Islamabad Food Authority (IFA) teams continue inspections at food stalls at popular entertainment spots of the city. According to Deputy Director Operations (DDO) of IFA Dr Tahira Saddique, “The authority has initiated inspections of food stalls at recreation venues around the city. Over the weekend, officials carried out checks to ensure that the food being sold meets health and safety standards.” Food stalls at various leisure spots were thoroughly inspected, she informed. Dr. Tahira Saddique said, “The inspections are conducted to safeguard public health by making sure that the food offered at these places is safe for consumption.” The goal of these inspections was to provide citizens with healthy food options while they enjoy their time at these venues, she maintained. The DDP IFA said that the authority aimed to maintain strict oversight over food quality to prevent any potential health risks to the public. She said that the initiative was part of a broader effort by the Islamabad Food Authority to ensure that all food outlets, particularly those in high-traffic areas, comply with food safety regulations.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan