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Thursday, June 14, 2012 10:28:25 AM (IST)  

Mangalore: MCC Officials Seal Another Unauthorized Slaughter House

Mangalore: MCC Officials Seal Another Unauthorized Slaughter House

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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (NM)

Mangalore, Jun 14: Continuing their crack down on unauthorized businesses across the city, the Mangalore City Corporation (MCC) officials in an early operation on Thursday June 14 raided and sealed an illegal slaughter house in Bunder here.

The officials led by health inspector Bharat Kumar raided the slaughter house run by Naeem, son of Noor Mohammed, whose abattoir was raided and sealed by the MCC officials on June 3.

At around 4.30 am, the MCC officials went to Noor's slaughter house (which had allegedly begun functioning after paying a fine of Rs 2,000), but found it closed. They then proceeded to Naeem's abattoir at Ansar Road in Bunder, and found sheep being slaughtered there.

The MCC officials found six sheep already slaughtered, and skins of three sheep. Also, 81 sheep, all alive and well, were stocked at the slaughter house. The slaughter house was sealed for running illegally.

The officials seized the meat and later buried it at the dumping yard in Pachanady. The 81 sheep they seized will be put on auction the same day, as per the orders of MCC commissioner.

It is said that there was pressure on the officials from higher authorities to release the seized sheep to the abattoir, as in the previous case of Noor Mohammed where he got back all the sheep for a paltry 'fine' of Rs 2000. However, this time, the officials refused to comply and will go ahead with the auction.

The seized livestock is said to be worth Rs 5 lac.

MCC officials Yashwant, Santosh, Manjunath Shetty, Raghunath and Madhu S were part of the raid operation.

 

Under MCC 'Raid'ar:


Comments on this article
c pereira, mangalore
Sunday, June 17, 2012

Yes, shut down illegal slaughter houses.Also, MCC ought to provide modern well designed & hygenically maintained slaughter houses to cope with demand.Can MCC also inspect ALL fish ,meat, poultry markets in Mangalore & ensure these are clean etc. Most are in a really disgraceful state.Take a look at our public/govt run hospitals.We don't need to look at facilities abroad.No need to visit China, Canada etc Our attitude needs much improvement.District Health Officials must function efficiently

Walter Pereira, Magalore/ Dublin, Ireleand
Sunday, June 17, 2012

I have a goat farm at Irvathoor Padau - Winland Farms.
We have 350 goats at present.All goats are Australian breed called as African Boers and Malabari.
The meat of goats and sheep's is different. The sheep meat costs half of goat meat.
However, from Rajasthan, they get sick/old and unwanted sheep's for slaughter and slaughter them in unhygienic conditions.
A goat should be 12-15 months old when slaughtered. It has to be De-wormed 15 days before slaughter with Albandazole & Mebendazole. This is to make sure that the customer does not get tape/hook and other worms some of which thrive more than the boiling temperature of meat.
The worst is the brain worm. It is a silent killer.
So be careful folks.
I am in this business for the last 15 years and I know what I am talking about.
From my farm, we supply quality goat meat to 5 star hotels in Mangalore and Khambatta Aviation.
If anyone wants to know more about goat breeding, please contact me.
I will be glad to oblige.
In fact, you can make a search on U-tube and search for goat breeding and you will get the lovely documentary done by Daiji with lovely Latha Shenoy.

alban lewis, Kallianpur/bangalore
Saturday, June 16, 2012

For comparison MCC should show here the Govt. run slaughter houses. Then only we can compare the Hygienic way or unhygienic way both slaughter houses are run.
I very much doubt one is better than the other -

Rakesh shetty, mangalore
Thursday, June 14, 2012


@ Ramesh, mangalore.

TELL YOUR MCC TO BANDH ALL SLAUGHTER HOUSE PERMANENTLY. THEN ONLY WE CAN TRUST THIS MCC.

OTHERWISE IT WILL BE REFERRED AS MONEY CLAIMING CENTRE. ITS HAPPENING LIKE THAT ONLY.

vincy, bangkok
Thursday, June 14, 2012

It is a good step to keep Mangalore clean. I hope the same officer also do the same with the other live stock market of chicken and fish. This will increase awareness among people for a clean Mangalore. But since the raids are at 4 am I doubt some foul place by the ruling BJP.There are many restaurants in mangalore with very bad kitchen conditions.

Juliana, Udupi
Thursday, June 14, 2012

These people are less educated. Give them proper guidelines regarding running slaughter houses rather than spoiling their hard work.

Ramesh, mangalore
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Do we know to keep anything clean? God help us. all of us eat mutton n see the state in which its kept. IN the western countries there is quality control on hygeine at least , i hope this one nagesh n Dinesh n Rakesh will agree what say brothers.

Imran, Mangalore, Doha
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Well Said VDK, mangalore/Dubai.

Irene D'costa, Mumbai
Thursday, June 14, 2012

I appreciate your word Saiba Mallik. Un-hygenic atomsphere cause diseases.

Saiba Mallik, Kasargod/Dubai
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Mamatha, mangalore

IS IT YOUR HOME CLEAN?. WORK DONE BY MCC APPALUDED. RIGHTLY TOLD BY PAPPU SHOULD BE KEPT TIDY SLAUGHTER HOUSE BY ANY MEANS.


Rakesh Dsouza, Mangalore, Dubai
Thursday, June 14, 2012

A very good move by MCC to crack the illegal business activites.

Educating the people about the guidelines will give better results or else these raids will give much better results.

However corrupt politicians will definitely use their power on MCC to stop the crack down...

First these corrupt politicains irrespective of their party should be sent to Jail permanently to save the country

shivaprakash, mangalore
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Good work If it’s done without any personal benefit, I was surprised on hotel raids which is run my small owners whereas no raids on Bar & restaurant so far Even though its run illegally Expanding Without license ?

SRIDHAR SHETTY , DOHA /BARKUR
Thursday, June 14, 2012

WELL DONE MCC......

Prashanth, Mangalore/Dubai
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Well done..

Avinash, Kasaragod/Bangalore
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Well Done!!!! More than authorized or unauthorized, cleanliness is the point of concern here. Places of these kind must be very clean

Rahul, Mangalore
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Congrats to MCC officials... go on and carry on your good works... Stop all illegal business...

Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Great work Ms. Gulzar Banu and we appreciate your efforts to bring corruption to an end..........

Madhu, Kadri
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Well done..........Keep going and close all unauthorised shops......

VDK, mangalore/Dubai
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Officers’ deed is applauded. But do it rite way! form team among you assign them particular problematic segment of society. Train individual team the approach to the problem, set policies. Guide them to educate wrong doers at first, show them where they have gone wrong, if needed warn!. Publish in media, call for meetings among the segments (eg: butchery owners) show these are the guide lines u have set ask them to correct them self. “Barging to the problem is not the solution u will be just on looked no one will lend hand” some were down the line even wrong doers are connected to society and common man.

Mamatha, mangalore
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Dear MCC, first clean your house then do others house. how much your team members are doing good job for people without money? You foolish see our road and other things. Really you are taking wrong decision. down down MCC

Jerry Moras, Canada
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Not able to understand why they were fined first and waited for the sweet moment when owner had stock - awaiting right time for attack. Money talks.

Sunil, mangalore
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Common Mr.Rakesh let us start.

jossy tauro, mangalore/abudhabi
Thursday, June 14, 2012

goodwork by MCC.please try to maintain this in future,,,so people will be aware and take care

ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA
Thursday, June 14, 2012

Slaughter houses should follow hygienic and environmental health guidelines specified by MCC health department.Being said that I think restaurants or food production houses in Mangalore following minimum compliance? I don't think so.These kind of raids must not be PARNAGA ORA...PIRNAGA ORA....It should be routine.

Pappu Desai, Adyar/Vadodara
Thursday, June 14, 2012

'Hum Paanch are doing good job. Should be appreciated. All illegal activities should be thrashed with immediate effect. Just check slaughter house - no cleanliness whatsoever - how it calls itself 'Halal'.

 
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