Denial of 'pork roast served' allegations

In the Efeler district ofAydın, a statement has beenissued by the AydınGovernor's Office regardingthe allegations thatporkwas served as roasted meat. Theincident in questiondetermined that it took place in 2015, but regarding the allegations of serving pork,there were no reports or official applications at that time, theGovernor's Office stated, adding that in 2016, at the addresses belonging to the individualnamed C.C., who was mentioned in the allegations, various quantities of pork were seized.stated that.

The allegations in questionwere perceived asa 'current event'and the statement emphasized thatinthe statement, "In recent dRegarding the statements made by an individual named C.C. in local and national media in recent days, claiming that in 2015an eventtook place where '500 kilograms of pork were fed to the people of Aydın at a charity event',thereports concerning these claimshave causedpublic concern.It has been observed that theclaim that theevent in question is acurrent situation hasledto amisleadingperception.it.

Theinvestigations revealed that the claim in question dates back to 2015, but regarding the alleged incident, noreports orofficialcomplaints were filed during thatyear.

On the other hand, an individual named C.C. regarding the individual in 2016within the Efeler DistrictDirectorate of Agriculture and Forestryreceivedreportsdue toIn line with this, during the inspections carried out at the specified addresses,variousquantities of pork were detected, and due to these identified irregularities, the necessary administrative and judicial procedures were fully implemented within the scope of the relevant legislation.

In order to protect public health and ensure foodsafety,the control and inspection activities carried out under the coordination of our Governor's Officeare being conducted meticulously and with determination throughout the province within the framework of the legislationand continue.is being carried out," the statement read.

News Source: İHA