QR system introduced to rate Colombo food quality
Executive Intelligence Dispatch
The Public Health Department of the Colombo Municipal Council introduced a QR code system to enable the public to lodge complaints regarding food quality at restaurants within the council’s jurisdiction.Accordingly, the relevant QR codes will be displayed at all restaurants within the Colombo Municipal Council area. Customers can scan the QR code and submit their complaints by completing an online form.The complaints will be sent directly to the relevant Medical Officers of Health and Public Health Inspectors for necessary action.The Colombo Municipal Council has stated that appropriate action will be taken regarding complaints received through the system. It has also assured the public that the identity of complainants will remain confidential.Meanwhile, the Municipal Council has requested the public not to return the food in question to the restaurant after lodging a complaint and to keep the relevant bill as evidence.
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