May 12, 2014

Milk samples taken

Jalandhar, May 11
The Health Department took samples of milk from seven places in the city early this morning. On the directions of RL Bassan, Civil Surgeon, a team comprising Dr Balwinder Singh, district health officer, and Dr Harjot Pal, food safety officer, raided the premises of various milk vendors at around 5.30 am in Urban Estate Ph-II, Pholriwal, Jamsher Road and took milk samples. According to the raiding team, the sampling was done as a precautionary measure, as the same team had found lots of materials to make synthetic milk from a house in Talhan village on Saturday. The results of the samples are expected to come within a fortnight.

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