La MCD clausura 19 restaurantes en Hastsal, Delhi, por falta de licencia

2 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

La Corporación Municipal de Delhi (MCD) clausuró 19 restaurantes y carnicerías en la JJ Colony de Hastsal, en Uttam Nagar, por operar sin una licencia comercial de salud válida. El Departamento de Salud Pública de la Zona Oeste llevó a cabo la acción en presencia de agentes de policía. Los funcionarios compartieron los detalles el sábado.

La Corporación Municipal de Delhi (MCD) clausuró 19 restaurantes y carnicerías en los bloques A, B y C de la JJ Colony de Hastsal, en Uttam Nagar. Los establecimientos operaban sin una licencia comercial de salud (HTL, por sus siglas en inglés) válida, informaron los funcionarios el sábado.

El Departamento de Salud Pública de la Zona Oeste realizó la clausura en presencia de personal policial. La acción tiene como objetivo hacer cumplir las normas de salud.

Esta medida subraya los esfuerzos de la MCD por mantener los estándares de salud pública en Delhi al garantizar operaciones con licencia.

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