Muscat Municipality intensifies inspections as Ramadan begins on Wednesday
Muscat Municipality has intensified inspection of#restaurants, cafés, commercial centres and foodstuff shops as Ramadan begins on Wednesday.
The Central Slaughterhouse in Bausher has recruited 15 butchers for three months to meet the increased demand during the holy month of Ramadan, Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha.
“The central slaughterhouse has completed its preparations by sprucing up the slaughter areas, maintenance of all electronic devices, getting automated devices used for skinning cattle and paving and tiling corridors of livestock pens to facilitate the passage of the customers,” the official said.
During Ramadan, the slaughterhouse will work in three shifts. The first shift, which will be from 8.30am to 1.15pm will cater only to individuals. The evening shift (2pm-5:30pm) is reserved for companies. The final shift, which will be from 10pm till midnight will remain open for individuals and companies. The fee for slaughter is RO1 for sheep, RO2 for cattle and RO4 for camels. Consumers have been asked to check for the municipality’s stamp to ensure that the meat is from the central slaughterhouse.
Specialists from different departments of Muscat Municipality have been roped in to speed up the work. >>
Muscat Municipality has intensified inspection of#restaurants, cafés, commercial centres and foodstuff shops as Ramadan begins on Wednesday.
The Central Slaughterhouse in Bausher has recruited 15 butchers for three months to meet the increased demand during the holy month of Ramadan, Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha.
“The central slaughterhouse has completed its preparations by sprucing up the slaughter areas, maintenance of all electronic devices, getting automated devices used for skinning cattle and paving and tiling corridors of livestock pens to facilitate the passage of the customers,” the official said.
During Ramadan, the slaughterhouse will work in three shifts. The first shift, which will be from 8.30am to 1.15pm will cater only to individuals. The evening shift (2pm-5:30pm) is reserved for companies. The final shift, which will be from 10pm till midnight will remain open for individuals and companies. The fee for slaughter is RO1 for sheep, RO2 for cattle and RO4 for camels. Consumers have been asked to check for the municipality’s stamp to ensure that the meat is from the central slaughterhouse.
Specialists from different departments of Muscat Municipality have been roped in to speed up the work. >>
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