Ajman Municipality has required veterinary establishments in the emirate to safely dispose of expired veterinary products through accredited specialised companies, ensuring proper disposal within three months of expiration. During a recent intensified crackdown, Ajman Municipality, in collaboration with the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MoCCAE), strongly reinforced the importance of regulatory compliance and environmental safety. Violators will face fines ranging from Dh10,000 to Dh500,000, as per Federal Law No. 9 of 2017 on veterinary products. Speaking to Khaleej Times, Dr Khalid Moeen Al Hosani, executive director of the Public Health and Environment Sector in Ajman, confirmed that the municipality has developed a comprehensive plan to ensure veterinary facilities — including clinics and pharmacies — comply with federal regulations through periodic inspection campaigns. Commending establishments that adhered to the legal requirements, Al Hosani also emphasised the need to maintain proper documentation, such as getting a valid licence to practice veterinary services for on-call veterinarians. Other documents required are facility licence issued by the Ministry, public health pest control contract, safe disposal contract for veterinary materials, and sales and purchase invoices for veterinary products to verify compliance. Strict enforcement of regulations Al Hosani underscored that as part of the inspections, Ajman Municipality […]