Maan tinyo dyan, Bernardo! (11)

Legaspi
Miagao town, 40 km. south of Iloilo City, has inked a deal with the National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS) to erect a Triple A abattoir which, when done, will enable the facility to produce frozen choiced cuts that are eligible for export overseas.

Councilor Rodolfo Legaspi II did not state the cost of the abattoir to be built outside the poblacion but said Mayor Macario Napulan reported the municipality is erecting one funded by the NMIS. He did not say though whether the budget would be a grant or a soft-term loan from the national government agency.

An NMIS-accredited triple-A abattoir has complied with world standards on safety, hygiene and sanitation, and quality of meat  processed, among others. For one, the facility within and its holding bay outside (for animals awaiting processing) is hygienic, the solid and liquid wastes treated in septic tank, with clean running taps, and conveyor chain where the carcasses are suspended on air while processed.

The NMIS classifies abattoirs into three: triple-A, double-A (which poduces carcasses for sale outside the source to other towns, cities or provinces, and single-A where the whole carcass is only for sale within the locality./

When that happened, Miagao would be in the league of Iloilo City which is upgrading its existing abattoir at Tacas, Pavia into triple-A. (end)


Ay, maan dulang tinyo dyan, Bernardo!

Kun madayon ang buku nyo dyan sa banwa kang Salakayan nga magpatindog triple-A nga irihawan, ma-iwan dulang ang World City kang Yrong-Yrong, bai? Ma-iwan dulang si World Mayor kadya, bai?
Bernardo
 Halin pa sadtong 2010 pagpungkun ni World Mayor, hasta tlad nga naglumapaw ron sa P200 milyon gin-gasto sa Tacas, indi pa gihapon mag-accredit NMIS sa irihawan kang World City.

Bisan hanggud ron gasto kang goberno rigya, ang NMIS wara pa mag-accredit kadya bisan sa double-A categorgy.

Hay, ang irihawan sa Tacas nga pwerte ka overpriced, wara ti tarong nga waste disposal, clean running water, kag ang mga sapat ginapang-ihaw nga bara-bara sa galaputyak nga salog imbis nga ginabitay sa conveyor.

Gaalisngaw pa bahu kang abattoir kang World City hay ang higku gakaarawas sa kanal imbis nga maagi anay sa septic tank kag treatment plant.
Maan tinyo dya, Bernardo!

Mahuy-an gid ang pinalangga namon nga World Mayor kang padihut ninyo nga ran.














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