The B&M store located in Merrielands Retail Park, Dagenham, was closed temporarily on February 5 after receiving complaints about a pest problem. Barking & Dagenham Council's environmental health team acted upon the complaint, leading to an investigation that necessitated the store's closure for quarantine and treatment to eliminate the infestation. Although B&M described the closure as voluntary for staff checks, confusion arose with conflicting reports of an IT communications issue. Ongoing remediation efforts are in place, with the council ensuring future prevention measures for public safety.
B&M store in Dagenham was temporarily closed due to a pest issue after a complaint prompted an environmental health investigation by Barking & Dagenham Council.
A council spokesperson confirmed that the store closure was to ensure adequate proofing and treatment to eradicate the pest infestation following an investigation.
Despite B&M claiming the closure was voluntary for staff checks, signs indicated it could be related to an IT communications failure, creating public confusion.
Barking & Dagenham Council emphasizes its commitment to resolving pest issues and ensuring public safety, maintaining oversight on the remedial work at the store.
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