City authorities in Baguio confiscated more than 81 kilograms of spoiled fish during recent supermarket inspections, the Philippine Daily Inquirer reported.
According to the Philippine Daily Inquirer, authorities in Baguio City seized more than 81 kilograms of spoiled fish during a recent inspection of supermarkets. The checks covered stores in the city's central business district as well as along Magsaysay Avenue. In a statement on Friday (Nov. 6), the Baguio City Public Information Office named the Meat and Fishery Products Monitoring Task Force in connection with the confiscation.
Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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