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Osmeña said that whatever hazards these establishments have created would be considered at a tolerable level unless a formal complaint would be leveled against an establishment.


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Of the 45,711 food handlers also, only 83 percent or at least 38,114 of the city's food establishments have secured health certificates, the 2004 DOH FHSIS report stated.


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Unless complaint is filed, city won't touch eateries

August 23, 2005 - 12:00am

As long as there is no complaint against food establishments in the city that reportedly do not have sanitary permits, these establishments can continue operating, said Mayor Tomas Osmeña...

Cebu News

Some food firms here operate sans permits

August 22, 2005 - 12:00am

Only 71.85 percent or a total of 5,104 of the 7,104 food establishments in Cebu City operates with sanitary permits from the Department of Health, this according to the 2004 annual report of the Field Health Service...

Cebu News