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Don't Stop Trucks Bringing Fresh Fish: Goa Deputy Speaker Opposes Ban
People in Goa have stopped eating their regular meals and have switched from fish to burgers -- due to an ongoing formalin scare, State Assembly's Deputy Speaker and BJP lawmaker Michael Lobo said today, adding that there should not be a blanket ban on the import of fish in the state. "There can be stringent checks at the border on fish stocks bein...
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Amid Formalin Scare, Goa Bans Import Of Fish For 6 Months
The Goa government Saturday announced a ban on import of fish into the state for six months.
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Formalin Scare: Checking Of Fish Withdrawn On Goa's Border
The Goa government has withdrawn the stringent checking of fish brought from outside at the state's border and instead, will conduct random inspection of the stock in local markets, a minister said today
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After The Formalin Scare, Goa To Finally Lift Fish Import Ban
The Goa government on Thursday announced that it would lift the ban on import of fish. The 15-day ban till August 5 had been imposed following a scare that toxic formalin was used to preserve fish.
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Rise In The Fish Prices In Goa, Import Banned Due To Formalin Scare
The ban on fish import imposed because of the toxic formalin scare and the deficit local supply has led to soaring of prices of the staple food item in Goa.
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Formalin Scare Impacting Tourism In Goa, Says Manohar Parrikar
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that formalin scare was beginning to affect tourism in the state
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Goa Minister Urged To Expose "Vested Interests" After Formalin Issue
A day after Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane alleged that some "vested interests" were trying to protect the fish importers' lobby in the state, his cabinet colleague Vijai Sardesai today urged him to expose such elements.
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Goa Minister Apologises For Formalin Remark, Basa Fish On FDA Radar
Even though Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has refused to answer whether fish sold in Goa actually contained formalin, Health Minister Vishwajit Rane on Friday apologised publicly for his use of term "permissible limit" which has now become a butt joke in social media.
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Goa Bans Fish Imports From States Till Month End After Formalin Scare
The Goa government has banned the import of fish from neighbouring states until July end in the wake of a controversy over the use of formalin in fish consignments, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Wednesday.
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Don't Stop Trucks Bringing Fresh Fish: Goa Deputy Speaker Opposes Ban
People in Goa have stopped eating their regular meals and have switched from fish to burgers -- due to an ongoing formalin scare, State Assembly's Deputy Speaker and BJP lawmaker Michael Lobo said today, adding that there should not be a blanket ban on the import of fish in the state. "There can be stringent checks at the border on fish stocks bein...
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Amid Formalin Scare, Goa Bans Import Of Fish For 6 Months
The Goa government Saturday announced a ban on import of fish into the state for six months.
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Formalin Scare: Checking Of Fish Withdrawn On Goa's Border
The Goa government has withdrawn the stringent checking of fish brought from outside at the state's border and instead, will conduct random inspection of the stock in local markets, a minister said today
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After The Formalin Scare, Goa To Finally Lift Fish Import Ban
The Goa government on Thursday announced that it would lift the ban on import of fish. The 15-day ban till August 5 had been imposed following a scare that toxic formalin was used to preserve fish.
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Rise In The Fish Prices In Goa, Import Banned Due To Formalin Scare
The ban on fish import imposed because of the toxic formalin scare and the deficit local supply has led to soaring of prices of the staple food item in Goa.
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Formalin Scare Impacting Tourism In Goa, Says Manohar Parrikar
Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that formalin scare was beginning to affect tourism in the state
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Goa Minister Urged To Expose "Vested Interests" After Formalin Issue
A day after Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane alleged that some "vested interests" were trying to protect the fish importers' lobby in the state, his cabinet colleague Vijai Sardesai today urged him to expose such elements.
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Goa Minister Apologises For Formalin Remark, Basa Fish On FDA Radar
Even though Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar has refused to answer whether fish sold in Goa actually contained formalin, Health Minister Vishwajit Rane on Friday apologised publicly for his use of term "permissible limit" which has now become a butt joke in social media.
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Goa Bans Fish Imports From States Till Month End After Formalin Scare
The Goa government has banned the import of fish from neighbouring states until July end in the wake of a controversy over the use of formalin in fish consignments, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Wednesday.
