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Mangalore: MCC Officials Swoop Down on Two Pubs in City

  •   Thu, Aug 16 2012 01:36:50 PM

Mangalore: MCC Officials Swoop Down on Two Pubs in City
 
Pics: Ramesh Pandith
Daijiworld Network – Mangalore (VM)
 
Mangalore, Aug 16: As per the MCC commissioner's order, the MCC officials on Thursday August 16 raided two pubs in the city for not possessing valid licence.
 
The new pub attached to Mangala Bar & Restaurant, Valencia and Liquid Lounge near Don Bosco hall were the two pubs raided by the MCC.

In Mangala Bar & Restaurant, the officials found there was no licence for the newly-attached pub (G6), and that the kitchen was not clean. In addition, even the food licence and the medical certificate were said to have expired.
 
The officials issued a notice asking the restaurant owner to renew the licence with a week.
 
In Liquid Lounge, the officials found that the restaurant did not have permission for a DJ and even the kitchen was constructed in a wrong place, violating MCC guidelines. The owner was asked to produce a valid licence and if necessary, to renew it.
 
Health inspectors Sushanth and Santhosh along with deputy health officer Raghunath were part of the raid operation.
  

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Comment on this article

  • Jacob, Valencia/UAE

    Tue, Aug 21 2012

    For a moment I was thinking that these MCC officials were looking for the pub license in the kitchen and fridges. they aren't too bright until a bit of moolah changes hands, as is usually the case!

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  • Clitus Dsouza, Bantwal

    Sat, Aug 18 2012

    Better concentrate on hostels in the city.

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  • KRPrabhu, Kudla/Bangalore

    Fri, Aug 17 2012

    After seeing various reports/photos of kitchens of Mangalore hotels,I am under utter confisuion to decide which is really clean/hygene maintained one.Tehn what about other hotels in the suburbs...god only knows.

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  • lance, hathill/mangalore

    Fri, Aug 17 2012

    MCC well done. Please continue to inspect all the resturants and bars on regular basis and raise the hygine levels to the international norms.

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  • Ryan, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 17 2012

    I dont find any dirty in the above snaps

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  • JerryMoras.com, Canada

    Fri, Aug 17 2012

    I'm sure hotels will raise thier price in order to keep thier place tidy. In essence, clearer and ambient place would be more service benefit for clients and hence, costs for hotel owner. In one way, MCC is making public to pay more moeny !

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  • billal, mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    There are many such bars/pubs/hotels etc need to raid them all then only worth calling well done officials

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  • Candle, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    My goodness such a dirty place.Good job MCC.Thanks to DW for exposing decease prone areas.These hoteliers are concerned only after making money.

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  • pk, US

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    For month end na, MCC guys needed some bribe

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  • Ryan, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    I have been a regular visitor of this place “Mangala” and fortunately or unfortunately was at place to day noon. Dint notice any kind of raid or any such thing. For me food is good with a lovely ambiance. After all the bad publicity mangalore has got in the resent past. MCC plz spare us, leave at least some places to party..

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Conditions of the kitchens are really bad..!!!!

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  • Jeeth, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Pub attack ..... By MCC Officials ....

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  • Reshmi Salian, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    HJV should have acted on illegal pubs

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  • anil, mangalore/ Dubai

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    MCC -Great job, Keep it up.
    This the right way of policing, can anyone object this.

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  • SUNDAR KARITHOTA, HALEANGADI

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Well done MCC. Adulteration and Non hygine in food products, Duplication in Medicines & Liquors should be considered a Criminal Offence. There should be strict vigilence and serious law to curb this kind of cheatings.

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  • Ian, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Sadly, these are the one of the renowned places in Mangalore

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  • vivek, mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    I was in Mangala(G6) last night and after seeing the status of the kitchen surely will not enter again...

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  • Gopala, UK

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Good work by MCC

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Regular or surprise raids of any Bars , spas or any Pubs by MCC keeps control of any irregularities under control to an extent.A good move by the MCC and the Team work.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Why all of a sudden, the MCC Health Department started raiding the business establishments with media attention?
    Such visits are regular bounded duty of spot inspection by MCC Health Dept that they never do otherwise. The word raid is used for clandestine and illegal activities inside any commercial or residential establishment and this is not so. If the MCC start inviting the media and start creating hype about a regular spot inspection and harass the established business premises then nobody will do future business ventures in this place or region.
    For the development of our city and region we need revenue and that comes from the business houses and businessmen that come and establish their industries and units here. We have few of the best educational institutions and health complexes that attract lot of students and patients from outside. If we allow moral policing and also go slack in checking and regularizing the existing establishments, there will be fear among outside visitors and tendency to bribe the corrupt Govt departments respectively. We want the GenNext to check the Moral Policing nuisance and turn Whistle Blowers for any biased underhand practices.
    Jai Hind!

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  • alban lewis, Kallianpur/bangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    from the pictures, I can see that is a quite clean kitchen and if MCC officials say it is not clean then they surely are after collecting bribe.
    Also as per MCC, Mangala Bar had "NO" licence, food etc cert expired but issued notice to "RENEW" the licence within a week!!! Rather mind boggling!!! But MCC are doing a great job, creating terror amongst the traders/business community,industry same like those goonda organizations

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  • deepak kumar, Indian

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Mangalore residents are no fools... Everyone knows the real motive behind the MCC raids..

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  • Hani, Mangalore. KSA

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Great. Well done Officials. Jai Hind. Satyameva Jayate.

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  • Dinesh Shettigar, karkala

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Yes, this was public asking you Govt officers to do, go everyday like this kind of raid, you can find one hotels like this. Every where lickage in our country. Every one seeing interiors of the bars and restaurant, hotels,if we see the kichen we can not take any dishes. Like Dubai, muncipality is checking every where every day. If found any mistake or missuse of licence huge fines are there, here officers are gentlmans, not taking any bribe. In our country 100 rupee note is inhalf to buy any Govt officer. Jai Bharth Matha ki.

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  • Clifford, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    It is really good to see people are working.....

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Good move by MCC and after raid only inform the Mayor...

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  • A.prabhu, Mangalore

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    IF NO VALID BAR/ PUB licence then the offence should be reported to the
    Police
    Excise
    MANJULA of women's commission
    Moral police
    What are corporation health inspectors doing there...
    YEARLY INCREMENT ?
    LiQUID LOUNGE ANG G6 have been running for years and liquidity has been very good for many officials.

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  • Sunil D'Souza, Mangalore / Mumbai

    Thu, Aug 16 2012

    Its all about Money again. Perhaps the owner has not satisfied the MCC officials bribe demands. The Kitchen does'nt look untidy to me

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