Today, the Prosecution of Industry and Trade in the temporary capital, Aden, destroyed seven tons of chicken, meat derivatives, and cheese as a result of poor storage, and 354 cartons of expired medicines in criminal cases No. (57) and (49).

The quantity of expired medicines includes two types: the first is 320 cartons of Vitamin C, 500 grams, and the second is 34 cartons of Amzol, 40 grams.

The destruction also included seven tons of chicken, meat derivatives, and spoiled cheese as a result of poor storage, the appearance of a human condition on them, and the emission of odors.

The destruction process was supervised by the Acting Deputy Prosecutor for Industry and Trade, Judge Dr. Sumaya Al-Qubati, a member of the Prosecution, Judge Jihan Al-Dhafri, and the committee consisting of the Director General of Consumer Protection, Fadl Sweileh, the Director General of Ministry Operations, Abdul Salam Mansour, and from the Office of Industry and Trade in Aden, the Director of Supply Control, Omar Abbad, and representatives of the Standards Authority. Standards and environmental health.

The Director General of Consumer Protection, Fadl Sweileh, calls on all merchants to adhere to the standards of storage and quality of medicines, and to feel the spirit of human and societal responsibility towards the safety and health of the consumer citizen, stressing that there will be no tolerance for those who violate regulations and laws and disdain the health and safety of citizens.

The entire destruction process was carried out in the ostrich dump by being run over by a chain and burned by fire.