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Shadhana fined for unhygienic operations

Staff Correspondent
A mobile court yesterday fined Shadhana Aushadhalaya Ltd, a renowned herbal medicine producer in the country. Tk 1,20,000 for keeping huge amount of rotten stinky molasses for use as raw mate-. rial for the herbal drugs, and not maintaining hygienic condition inside the factory.
Besides, a large number of monkeys were found in and around the factory compound on Dinanath Sen Road of Sutrapur in the capital while Dies and ants were seen moving on drug producing materials during the drive by the court led by Magistrate FROM PAGE 1
Md Rokan Ud Doulah.
The factory authorities also failed to show any equipment used to measure the standard of drags.
Three cases were filed against Beni Madltdb Mukhargee, general manager of the Shadhana Aushadhalaya Ltd under the acts of Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BS’IT), Dhaha City Corporation (DCQ and DragAdministration.
Around 100 rare species Rhyshas monkeys are living in the factory area and sometimes they snatch the molasses. locals told the reporters when the courtwasconductingtheraid.
"Varieties of virus especially pyrogen whith is responsible for many diseases, spread out if animals like this type of monkeys stay within 300 metres," BSD officer Nazir Ahmed told The Daily Star during tile drive.
Alcohol will formulate where sugar and molasses are kept but Shadhana has nostandard equipment to measure the percentage of alcohol, an officer of the mobile court said.
"Herbal medicine is good for health and play a vital role in curing diseases as it has few reactions but the producingprocess in the factory is not acceptable,” Magistrate Rokan Ud Doulah told reporters after the drive.
Another mobile court led by magistrate Mizanur Rahman raided two restaurants inTejgaon areas and fined a total of fk 13,000 for keeping unhy-gicnicenvironmentandinediblefooa.
A mobile court led by Magistrate Majibul Huq raided eight hotels and sweetmeat restaurants at Paltan in the capital and finedTk 45,000 for serving unsafe food and not maintaining hygienicenvironment.
Another mobile court led by Magistrate ABM Abdul Saftah raided different restaurants, and fast food shops in Badda area and filed four cases, lined Tk 90,000 and arrested a restaurant owner for keeping environment unhygienic and serving unsafe food.