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Steps taken against unhygienic fish sale

By CORRESPONDENT

SIVASAGAR, May 11 - Sivasagar Deputy Commissioner Lakhinandan Gogoi has constituted Revenue Circle-wise teams for taking precautionary measures in view of the unhygienic sale of fish in markets and by unauthorised roadside vendors who sell fish in the open or on the footpaths.

Four teams � one for Sivasagar, Amguri, Demow and Nazira � have been set up. The Additional Deputy Commissioner (Fishery), Sivasagar will be the overall in-charge of the supervisory teams. The teams of the respective Revenue Circles will visit all recognised fish markets to ensure that fish are preserved in hygienic condition so that it does not have any adverse impact on the health of consumers.

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