MOI Shuts Down Businesses In Shuwaikh For Illegal Installations

The Commercial Control Department at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has taken strict action against four shops in the Shuwaikh Industrial Area for violating commercial regulations. These businesses were found unlawfully installing ready-made kitchens, doors, windows, and stairs, leading to their immediate closure. The owners have been referred to the Commercial Affairs Prosecution Office for further legal proceedings.

Ministry Acts on Public Complaints

The crackdown followed numerous complaints from consumers regarding unauthorized commercial activities in the area. In response, the Commercial Control Department launched extensive inspection tours, uncovering violations in these businesses. Upon verification, the ministry promptly sealed the shops and referred the cases to the Commercial Prosecution for legal action.

Ensuring Compliance with Commercial Regulations

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry remains committed to monitoring and regulating businesses to ensure compliance with commercial laws. Such enforcement measures aim to maintain market integrity, protect consumers, and deter illegal activities within the industrial sector.

For businesses, it is crucial to adhere to licensing regulations and obtain necessary approvals before engaging in commercial activities. The ministry encourages the public to report any suspected violations to ensure a fair and legally compliant marketplace.