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toubab1020
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 Posted - 16 Sep 2013 : 12:45:50
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Good Job,
It should be noted that David Kujabi, (the Police PRO )has been authorised to give out more information recently
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"...........raided their company, called Jaya Selina Gambia Limited, where it was discovered they used raw materials, some of which have already expired, to make ‘‘chips’’, David Kujabi, police public relations officer told The Point."
http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/five-indian-businessmen-in-police-net
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"Simple is good" & I strongly dislike politics. You cannot defend the indefensible.
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Momodou
Denmark
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Posted - 16 Sep 2013 : 22:00:18
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Crack Down on Alleged Expired Food Products 5 arrested
by Lamin Sanyang
Foroyaa: Published on Monday, 16 September 2013
Information reaching this paper has it that the security operatives have cracked down on two factories on Friday, 13 September, for allegedly using expired raw materials to produce cheese balls locally known as ‘chips’ that were circulated to shops for public consumption. Sources have it that the two factories are involved in alleged dubious activities. It is reported that they have been engaged in such alleged practices for a long time before the recent crackdown resulting in the arrest of five Indian nationals, Rajish Kumar, Jaitrakash Tammananc, Raghu Rajarman, Nurman Surtada and Anthony Nathan.
“The five people have been arrested for using expired raw materials to produce cheese balls locally called ‘chips’. Among the ingredients used, the corn and flour were said to have been expired and infected with worms and insects. They have deliberately neglected health implications and went on to use these cheese balls that are circulated in the market,” said ASP David Kujabi, Spokesperson of The Gambia Police Force.
According to the police spokesperson, the brand of cheese balls produced by the said factory is called ‘Harps Cheese Balls’.
He said the ‘Harps Cheese Balls’ are circulated within shops and supermarkets in the country by the same factory. It is alleged that the consumption of these expired products could be hazardous to the public. ASP Kujabi revealed that the five foreign nationals arrested are currently under investigation. He further revealed that the matter was reported to the police by health personnel. Editor’s Note Foroyaa will obtain the views of the factory owners on the allegation.
Source: Foroyaa |
A clear conscience fears no accusation - proverb from Sierra Leone |
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Momodou
Denmark
11639 Posts |
Posted - 20 Sep 2013 : 16:34:02
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5 Indian nationals convicted
Africa » Gambia
daily Observer: Published: Friday, September 20, 2013
The Bundung Magistrates’ Court, presided over by Magistrate Ebrima Kijera on Wednesday convicted and sentenced the five Indian nationals to pay a fine of D20, 000 each in default to serve two years imprisonment.
The five convicts; namely Ravish Kumar, Norman Futado, Raghu Rajaraman, Jaiprakash Pamnami, Anthony Salhiananhan, were charged with the offence of possessing food unfit for human consumption, contrary to Section 28 of the Food Act, punishable under Section 40(1) of the Food Act Cap 40, Laws of The Gambia.
When the charge sheet was read to the convicts, they all pleaded guilty to the charges......
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toubab1020
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Posted - 20 Sep 2013 : 17:11:01
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Again, Good Job,people should not be exposed to "food unfit for human consumption," D100,000 is not chicken feed  (toubab joke,OK) there is no indication in the report as to whether the convicts were given time to pay or not, I suspect that Gambian fines are payable immediately (are they ?) so if these 5 cannot pay they will spend some time at "The Hotel" |
"Simple is good" & I strongly dislike politics. You cannot defend the indefensible.
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Edited by - toubab1020 on 20 Sep 2013 17:12:06 |
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