El Quseir evening inspection finds two food shops trading without a licence
The city's local unit also issued two cleanliness citations and recorded one case of a missing health certificate at meat, poultry, fish, supermarket and bakery premises.
27 October 2026
The local unit of El Quseir city ran an evening inspection of shops selling meat, poultry and fish, along with supermarkets and bakeries, and found two premises operating without a licence.
Inspectors also issued two cleanliness citations and recorded one case in which a health certificate was missing. The city said the prescribed legal procedures would follow over the violations.
The round was led by Abdeen Said, the secretary of El Quseir city, with a committee of representatives from government bodies including shop licensing, the health administration, veterinary medicine, supply, the environment and the National Food Safety Authority. It checked compliance with health and environmental conditions and whether premises held the certificates and licences needed to trade.
Major General Ahmed Hassan Saqr, the head of El Quseir city, said inspection rounds of shops and food premises would continue, with violations handled under the governing laws and regulations.