health issues

<p>Pick 'n Pay's attitude towards Public Health</p> <p><br />I have been a shopper at the Pick 'n Pay hyper store at the Glen Shopping Mall for a number of years now. My</p> <p>issue with theabove-mentioned hyper is as follows:</p> <p>Pick 'n Pay for a number of years have been braaing boerewors meat in an indoor enclosed environment which is a</p> <p>health issue. As a person walks through the hyper store the stench of boerewors meat permeates the environment as</p> <p>well as a person's clothing apparel.</p> <p>Despite numerous shopper complaints to management over a number of years the issue has not been addressed or</p> <p>resolved. What management of a large hyper store permits boerewors meat braaing in an enclosed indoor</p> <p>environment. It is clear that the Pick 'n Pay hyper store chain disregard all environmental health by-laws.</p> <p>It is clear that the Pick 'n Pay Chief Executivive Officers and Shareholders have not read Environmental</p> <p>Management Act 107 of 1998 which was Government Gazetted in 1998 and is a NATIONAL LAW.........</p> <p>It is clearly stated in the National Environtal Act that all Institutions et al must ensure that the</p> <p>enviroronmental safety and comfort of all inhabitants must be catered to. This has not been the case at Pick 'n</p> <p>Pay hyper store at the Glen Shopping Mall</p> <p>I will be taking up this matter with the Environtal Health Deparment as well as with the National Consumer</p> <p>Commission of South Africa.</p>