Al Bataeh Municipality announces slaughterhouse readiness for Eid
In statements to "Sharjah 24," Al Ketbi highlighted that the municipality has completed its preparations for Eid al-Adha with a specialised team to ensure sacrifices are conducted in a healthy environment, along with a veterinarian available to inspect the animals and ensure they meet health and safety criteria.
The slaughterhouse will begin receiving animals after Eid prayers for three days, accommodating over 1,000 sacrifices. Al Ketbi extended warm greetings and congratulations to the leadership and people of the UAE on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, wishing for blessings and prosperity for the nation and its citizens.
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