Tehzeeb Bakers, a famous bakery located in the blue area of the federal capital, has been sealed by the Islamabad administration after several workers were found infected with hepatitis.
Upon conducting tests, it was revealed that at least six workers at Islamabad's famous confectionery outlet are suffering from hepatitis.
While pursuing action, the authorities sealed the restaurant of the confectionery outlet. The notice issued by the Directorate of Health, Capital Development Authority Islamabad (CDA), said that six employees named Fazal Ahmed, Mian Ramzan, Muhammad Riaz, Zulfiqar, Najeebullah, and Sajid Jalil had been tested at the Directorate of Health and had tested positive.
Notice issued by the CDA.
Despite being aware of the medical report, the bakery management allowed the workers to continue working, which could pose a huge risk to the health of the residents of the twin cities, the notice read.
The pictures of the notice issued by the CDA are doing the rounds on the internet, where residents of Rawalpindi and Islamabad are shocked at the gross negligence of the bakery, as people often visit the same bakery for fast food and confectionery items.
