CAMAGÜEY, November 1 (Omar Reyes Basulto, CIPC) - Residents of
Vertientes, in Camagüey province, complain that the 80-gram bread buns sold
to them under the government rationing system are handled under unsanitary
conditions.
The buns are transported in open baskets in horse-drawn carts, which
results, according to residents, in the bread being contaminated with road dust
and horse excrement.
"This procedure for handling food exposes people to contagious diseases
and parasites," said one Vertientes resident who did not want to be
identified.
He also pointed out that the bread sold in the dollar stores is handled in a
very different manner.
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