Mustapha urges public to ignore rumours as fish sales decline
Mustapha urges public to ignore rumours as fish sales decline Speaking with the News Room on Tuesday, Mustapha said there is no scientific evidence to suggest that fish available for consumption has been contaminated. "To date, there is no scientific evidence or advice from the…

Mustapha urges public to ignore rumours as fish sales decline Speaking with the News Room on Tuesday, Mustapha said there is no scientific evidence to suggest that fish available for consumption has been contaminated. "To date, there is no scientific evidence or advice from the relevant public health or fisheries authority indicating that fish available for consumption is being contaminated as a result of the MV Barima tragedy.
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