LCC SUSPENDS OPERATIONS AT ROYAL PARK PLATINUM OVER UNSANITARY CONDITIONS
The Lusaka City Council (LCC) has warned and suspended operations at Royal Park Platinum in Chilenje for operating under unsanitary conditions.
A team of officers from the Public Health and Engineering departments conducted an operation, which revealed that the premise was operating with a blocked and collapsed sewer system, leading to the discharge of effluent (fecal matter) into the open environment, contrary to the Public Health Act Section 67, Cap 295 of the Laws of Zambia.
The premise has since been instructed to rectify the defects with immediate effect, after which they will be allowed to resume operations.
The team has also warned Eden Queen Bar situated in Libala South, along Lilayi Road to operate within the confines of the law.
This directive follows complaints from members of the public, who have stated that the bar plays loud music, resulting in noise nuisance to the residents within the vicinity of its operations.
The local authority remains committed to enforcing liquor licensing regulations, public health guidelines and ensuring that all businesses operate in a safe and sanitary environment.
Issued By:
Chola Mwamba
Public Relations Manager
Lusaka City Council-LCC
10/07/2024
