Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath called food contamination and pseudo -narcotics business as a ‘social crime’ and that this is a serious material on public hygiene, which cannot be made any agreement. He advised the authorities to take strict and decisive action under the state government’s ‘zero tolerance’ policy on prostitutes, fake drug business networks and persons involved in the crime. The Chief Minister said that such persons should be publicly identified and that their images should be placed on key crossings so that the public can identify them and go on negative messages in the community.
Increase the examination of fake drugs, oil and milk
Chief Minister Yogi advised that daily consumption products such as oil, ghee, spices, milk and cheese should be explored in the production sector as much as possible. Groups dedicated to a better investigation into dairy and dairy products should continue to monitor. Also, effective control must be established by identifying professional blood donors. He made it clear that the health of the public man was the priority of the state government and that this responsibility should be expelled with full transparency and commitment.
Establishing food and pharmaceutical laboratories in 12 new zones
It was informed that the network of food and pharmaceutical laboratories in the state had expanded rapidly. Apart from the six major zones of the past, new laboratories and offices have been set up in Aligarh, Ayodhya, Assamkar, Bareli, Basti, Shivrakut, Kanpur, Mirzapur, Moradabad, Prayagaraj, Saharanpur and Bhagathan Divisions. Laboratory buildings have been improved in Lucknow, Gorakhpur and Jhansi. In addition, three modern microbiological laboratories have been established in Lucknow, Meerut and Varanasi, which can study microorganisms, protosova, viral, bacteria, microdoxins and other pathological organisms.
Advice to install ‘Corpus Fund’
Tests have also begun in Lucknow and Meerut. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath recommended setting up a ‘Corpus Fund’ for the operation and maintenance of these laboratories. At the same time, the Chief Minister has ordered the upgrading of sector coordination with the police to ensure efficient control over the business of fake drugs, to ensure the quality and performance of enforcement activities. Measures to confirm the quality of the drug were also reviewed at the meeting.
Password-Devadanized Barcode Setup Sample
The Password-Protected Barcode system is implemented with the intention of transforming the Food Security process to be transparent and responsible, and confirms the privacy and fairness of the analysis of the samples. Each model is tested by scientists through digital media, and that analysis is thought to be valid only after accepting top officials. In order to ensure the participation of common citizens, the department is called mobile application and toll-free number 1800-180-5533 ‘Food Security Link’. The Chief Minister ordered that the removal of any complaints should be considered valid only when the complainant is satisfied.
4 1,470 crore investment plans recognized
At this time, the chief minister was told that there was significant improvement in the medical equipment and medical manufacturing sector regarding investment and employment creation. Over the past three years, 4 1,470 crore investment projects have been recognized, which has provided direct employment to more than 3,340 people. An increase in the number of drug production units, medical devices, blood trees and retailers has been recorded. Over the past three years, more than 65 thousand new jobs have been created in retail companies.
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