ISLAMABAD: Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Captain (r) Noorul Amin Mengal, has expressed concern over the quality of food being served to parliamentarians and visitors at the Parliament House cafeteria.
During a visit to the cafeteria, Mengal was dissatisfied with the substandard food quality and lack of cleanliness arrangements.
Mengal, who previously served as the director general of the Punjab Food Authority, has been known for his strict enforcement of food quality standards at all eating places, including five-star hotels and local restaurants.
After his visit to the Parliament House cafeteria, he commented that the food quality and cleanliness in the cafeteria were not up to par.
An official accompanying Mengal stated that the cafeteria management was issued a warning to improve the quality of food and maintain cleanliness in the kitchen and eating area.
The Parliament House cafeteria is a popular spot for parliamentarians and visitors to grab a quick bite while on the premises.
The CDA Chairman’s visit to the cafeteria has raised concerns about the quality of food being served in other government-owned cafeterias across the country.
It has also highlighted the need for strict enforcement of food quality and cleanliness standards at all eating places to ensure the health and well-being of customers.
Furthermore, the Chairman’s warning to the management of the Parliament House cafeteria to improve food quality and cleanliness is a step towards ensuring that customers are served quality food in a clean environment.
It remains to be seen how the management responds to the warning and improves the cafeteria’s food quality and cleanliness arrangements.
