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Joint Inspection Conducted at Dentam Bazaar Ahead of Festive Season
Gyalshing, November 6 (IPR): A joint inspection was conducted at Dentam Bazaar today by the District Administration, Gyalshing, ahead of the upcoming festive celebrations to review compliance with labour regulations, public safety measures, hygiene and sanitation standards, and the State's prohibition on firecrackers.
The inspection was led by Additional District Magistrate (ADM), Gyalshing, Mr Suresh Rai, accompanied by Assistant Director, SIB, Mr Amarjeet Kumar Sinha, Assistant Labour Commissioner, Mr Tilakchand Sharma, officials from the Labour Department and police personnel.
During the inspection, the team visited various commercial establishments and construction sites to verify labour registration cards and review compliance with applicable labour laws, including provisions relating to the engagement and deployment of minor workers and the registration of construction workers.
Shops dealing in festive items were also inspected to check for the sale and storage of firecrackers, which are prohibited in the State of Sikkim. Shopkeepers were reminded of the existing prohibition and advised to refrain from stocking or selling such items.
The inspection team also reviewed hygiene and sanitation conditions in the market area and advised shopkeepers to maintain cleanliness in and around their establishments, ensure proper disposal of waste and keep the surrounding areas free from litter to maintain a clean and hygienic market environment.
The ADM also advised shopkeepers to ensure that merchandise displays remain within their designated shop premises and that footpaths and pedestrian walkways are kept clear for the convenience and safety of the public.
He further emphasised the importance of complying with the directions issued by the administration and informed that follow-up inspections would be conducted to review compliance with applicable labour regulations and other statutory requirements.
The inspection was undertaken as part of the district administration's ongoing efforts to promote public safety, ensure compliance with labour regulations, improve hygiene and sanitation and maintain orderly movement in commercial areas, particularly during the festive season.
The inspection was led by Additional District Magistrate (ADM), Gyalshing, Mr Suresh Rai, accompanied by Assistant Director, SIB, Mr Amarjeet Kumar Sinha, Assistant Labour Commissioner, Mr Tilakchand Sharma, officials from the Labour Department and police personnel.
During the inspection, the team visited various commercial establishments and construction sites to verify labour registration cards and review compliance with applicable labour laws, including provisions relating to the engagement and deployment of minor workers and the registration of construction workers.
Shops dealing in festive items were also inspected to check for the sale and storage of firecrackers, which are prohibited in the State of Sikkim. Shopkeepers were reminded of the existing prohibition and advised to refrain from stocking or selling such items.
The inspection team also reviewed hygiene and sanitation conditions in the market area and advised shopkeepers to maintain cleanliness in and around their establishments, ensure proper disposal of waste and keep the surrounding areas free from litter to maintain a clean and hygienic market environment.
The ADM also advised shopkeepers to ensure that merchandise displays remain within their designated shop premises and that footpaths and pedestrian walkways are kept clear for the convenience and safety of the public.
He further emphasised the importance of complying with the directions issued by the administration and informed that follow-up inspections would be conducted to review compliance with applicable labour regulations and other statutory requirements.
The inspection was undertaken as part of the district administration's ongoing efforts to promote public safety, ensure compliance with labour regulations, improve hygiene and sanitation and maintain orderly movement in commercial areas, particularly during the festive season.
