Saturday, June 1, 2019
Food Safety in Singapore: Enforcing Hygiene Safety Standards Essay exam
Have you ever found unwanted ingredients that could be carrying harmful bacteria in your nourishment? Hair, flies, worms or maybe even a cockroach leg? How about going in and out of the restroom repeatedly after dinner at a nearby hawker centre? According to statistics from the Ministry of Health Singapore, there were 6947 cases of food poisoning with three deaths in 1998. Also, in the same year, 9125 food premises were shut down for failing to fulfill the standard hygiene requirements. In fact, the World Health Organisation has pointed out that food-borne diseases can be in effect reduced if both commercial and domestic food handlers practice correct, hygienic food practices.Of course, all this relates back to the food poisoning cases from the Rojak Geylang Serai stall, which caused over more than cl people to fall ill and the deaths of 2 unfortunate people. What exactly were the problems which could have caused all this damage?The first possible problem is that some greedy hawker s grade money over the quality of the food they cook, thus resulting in customers going down with fo...
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