The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) has warned shop owners in the country against selling of rotten foods.
The development comes at a time when Malawians are bracing persistent blackouts that have seen businesses not running due to lack of power supply.
Among the businesses include shops that sell foods which require very low temperatures for them not to go bad.
MBS managing director Davlin Chokazinga has since advised shop owners in the country to dump all food items showing signs of going bad in their cold room.
Chokazinga added that the body is to take measures if shop owners are seen defying the order from MBS.
Concurring with MBS, Malawi’s health ministry said people are not supposed to take rotten foods as this puts lives at risk.
Following blackouts in the country some people are reported to have bought and eaten rotten foods from shops, a development that has led to health problems such as food poisoning.
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MBS katangale thoo…! Go to Sana mukaone ma 20 litres madzi ma container ake ,umve okhaokha,nde toughness yake iti,we know wat u do
Zovundazo zinkagulitsidwa ngakhale kunali magetsi,What is MBS?amatani?Mupite mma town shipmu mukapeza nyama yang’ombe ataipachika pa scale ngati thumba la chimanga,Maka Ku Mbayani
Why Bark At Victims? Why Not Bark At The Curprits- ESCOM? Are There No Standards For Electricity Supply In Your Clueless Bureau Without Standards? Deplorable!!!
Instead of warning escom who are a problem
Amangonena awa akakhuta khobwe basi azingoyakhula, palibe chomwe amachita
Hit the nail on its head, escom
Koma guys….. Malawi sadzathekanso….. Apa pakuvuta kuwaudza amagetsiwa kuti ndi amenewo akupangitsa katunduyu kuonongeka…… Komanso vutoli likuononga malonda…? go and attend mental hospital exams…. Kkkkk
Escom problem
Nde chibwibwitu
amangonena ndi pakamwa awa theoretically koma practically samachita !!!!!!!
Ku malawi anthu amadya even bread wa expire 5 months ago, amalawi amatisunga ndi mulungu chifukwa zomwe timadya pomwe timakhala ndi pa umoyo waumunthu nzosiyana
Tell BOSCOM to put its house in order first