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Health Ministry Orders Immediate Closure of Popular Sushi Restaurant in Hadera Over Severe Sanitation Violations

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First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago

What happened

The Israeli Ministry of Health closed the "Oshi Oshi" sushi restaurant in Hadera due to severe hygiene violations and unsafe food handling, posing a public health risk. Despite partial corrections, critical issues remained, prompting an immediate closure order effective for up to 30 days.

01The Ministry of Health ordered immediate closure of "Oshi Oshi" sushi restaurant in Hadera due to serious sanitation violations.
02Initial August 3 inspection found poor hygiene, unsafe food temperatures, and cross-contamination risks.
03Owner claimed most issues were fixed after August 6 hearing, but follow-up inspection found critical violations remained.
04Violations included unclean areas, broken equipment, improper food storage, and mold in refrigerators.
05Closure order signed by Dr. Marwa Matans took effect immediately, banning all business activity for up to 30 days.
06Restaurant can appeal to court to extend closure period if needed.

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