Famous fruit stall in Al-Hada is demolished by Taif Mayoralty

The Taif Mayoralty has removed the most famous fruit stall in the tourist destination of Al-Hada after discovering that it was operating illegally.

The stall was popularly known as the heavenly fruit stall because it was located at the top of the nearby Al-Kur Mountain, which is constantly covered in clouds and is a popular tourist and visitor destination.

According to sources at the Taif Mayoralty, the fruit stall was demolished in a joint operation with security authorities.

The mayoralty’s teams, mechanisms, and equipment assisted in the removal of the stall, which had been operating in violation of municipal rules and regulations.

Following the end date of the deadline set by the mayoralty for the owners of the stall to correct their illegal status, the mayoralty imposed punitive measures.

Despite repeated warnings, the owners failed to respond to the mayoralty’s directives.

According to a statement issued by the mayoralty, this stall operated without municipal licenses.

Furthermore, their employees lacked the necessary health certificates to work.

The violations also included a failure to comply with health requirements and proper storage instructions, as well as a lack of cleanliness in these facilities and their surroundings.

This was in addition to the damage done to the stall, which disfigured its overall appearance.