Latest update October 2nd, 2023 12:59 AM
Latest News
- ‘Exxon cannot be trusted to supply Guyana with oil production data’
- Woman in Russia looking for doctor accused of raping pregnant Venezuelan
- Exxon obligated to do study showing impacts of oil spill to coasts – Former EPA Head
- Schoolgirl, 14, gang-raped – known suspects on the run
- Sections of Bartica without power for several days
City Hall to carry out routine checks at the Stabroek Bazaar
After seizing dozens of expired goods from vendors at the Stabroek market Last Tuesday, City hall has scheduled market constables to carry out more seizures until the holiday season is passed.
Picture of Stabroek bazaar
Kaieteur News understands that although the vendors continue to argue about the shelf life of the products the market constables are ordered to seize goods that have passed their expiration date.
According to a source, this act of seizing goods from market vendors is not a regular one, however due to the upcoming season a lot of expires goods such as sweets and chocolates have appeared on the market place.
And as result, city constables are scheduled to carry out search and seizures every Saturday at the city market with the aim of seizing more expired goods. So that Guyanese can enjoy a healthy holiday.
Similar Articles
The Blunt of the Day
Sports
Features/Columnists
Reducing damage to public property
Peeping Tom… Kaieteur News – The government’s desire to reduce damage to public property as a result of road... more
The recent intimidatory and aggressive statements issued from Venezuela
By Sir Ronald Sanders (The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the Organization of American... more
Weekend Cartoon
