The allegations made against a doctor at the Thiruvananthapuram General hospital regarding issuing health cards for restaurant staff in exchange for money have been investigated, according to Kerala’s Health Minister Veena George.
The minister instructed the director of the health department to look into the situation right away and take appropriate action. The minister added that those who attempt to undermine the government’s robust intervention in food safety and public health protection will face harsh punishment.
In response to allegations that a doctor at the General Hospital in Thiruvananthapuram was issuing health cards without conducting tests and only in exchange for payment, Veena George ordered an investigation.
Health cards are now required by the health department for anyone handling food in restaurants and other establishments.
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