Irregularly discarded sharps were found at the clinic (on the left) and an oxidized freezer (on the right). Disclosure/Mongaguá City Hall The Mongaguá City Council, on the coast of São Paulo, closed this Monday (13) a veterinary clinic that was operating with a falsified license. Those responsible for the trade were fined R$2,689.40, taken to the police station and released. The case is investigated by the Civil Police. The clinic is located in the Jardim Praia Grande neighborhood. The joint operation of Health Surveillance, the Commerce Inspection sector and the Municipal Civil Guard (GCM) found several health irregularities in the establishment. The identities and number of people responsible for the clinic were not disclosed until the last update of this report. ? Click here to follow the new g1 Santos channel on WhatsApp. According to the city hall, the inspection took place after a complaint from a resident. She reported that four pets suffered serious complications after undergoing procedures at the clinic. One of them had died, according to the statement.
Veterinary clinic that operated with a false license is closed after a complaint on the coast of SP
Irregularly discarded sharps were found at the clinic (on the left) and an oxidized freezer (on the right). Disclosure/Mongaguá City Hall The Mongaguá City Council, on the coast of São Paulo, closed this Monday (13) a...
During the inspection, the teams identified bathrooms in inadequate hygienic conditions, the absence of a fixed sink with running water in the office and irregular disposal of sharps. Inspectors also found an oxidized freezer used to store animal corpses in a circulation corridor, in addition to a lack of sterilization sheets and basic supplies. The site also did not have mandatory documents, including the Fire Department Inspection Report (AVCB) and the pest control certificate. Veterinary clinic operated with a falsified license in Mongaguá. Disclosure/City Hall of Mongaguá According to inspector Wagner Fidelis Filho, who participated in the operation, the scenario was one of disrespect for biosafety standards. "We found an improvised environment that put not only the lives of the animals being treated at risk, but also the integrity of the employees and the owners who frequented the space," he said, in a statement released by the municipality. How to report? According to the city hall, residents who suspect irregularities in veterinary establishments or cases of animal abuse can file complaints through the Municipal Ombudsman's Office. In-person service takes place at the Municipal Palace, located at Avenida Getúlio Vargas, 67 (ground floor), in the Center. Citizens can also get in touch by telephone (13) 3445-3057 and (13) 3445-3097, or by email Ouviria@mongagua.sp.gov.br VIDEOS: g1 in 1 minute Santos
