MCD seals 19 eateries in Delhi's Hastsal for lacking licence

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The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has sealed 19 eateries and meat shops in Hastsal's JJ Colony in Uttam Nagar for operating without a valid Health Trade Licence. The Public Health Department of the West Zone carried out the action in the presence of police personnel. Officials shared the details on Saturday.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) sealed 19 eateries and meat shops in Blocks A, B, and C of Hastsal's JJ Colony in Uttam Nagar. The establishments were operating without a valid Health Trade Licence (HTL), officials said on Saturday.

The Public Health Department of the West Zone conducted the sealing in the presence of police personnel. The action aims to enforce compliance with health regulations.

This move underscores MCD's efforts to uphold public health standards in Delhi by ensuring licensed operations.

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