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Vegetables Prices Drop in Ramadan: Tomato & Onion Prices Decreased

Vegetables Prices Drop in Ramadan: Tomato & Onion Prices Decreased

Web Desk March 18, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Vegetable prices in Islamabad drop during Ramadan, providing relief to consumers.
  • Potato prices have also moderately decreased to 64 rupees per kilogram from 75 rupees.
  • Islamabad district administration targets hoarders and profiteers to ensure fair prices.
During Ramadan, vegetable prices in Islamabad have dropped significantly, offering relief to consumers. Onions now cost 264 rupees per kilogram, down by 66 rupees, while tomatoes are priced at 105 rupees per kilogram, a reduction of 55 rupees. Potato prices have also decreased moderately, from 75 rupees to 64 rupees per kilogram.

The Islamabad district administration has proactively tackled this problem by targeting hoarders and profiteers. The Deputy Commissioner of Islamabad highlighted the continuous efforts of assistant commissioners and price control magistrates in carrying out daily raids against hoarders to guarantee fair prices for consumers.

Inspections are being carried out rigorously in vegetable markets, Ramadan bazaars, and shops to prevent artificial price hikes. This focused effort seeks to alleviate consumer burdens and combat unethical market practices during Ramadan.

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These initiatives form part of a broader strategy to make essential food items affordable and accessible, ensuring a seamless Ramadan for Islamabad residents.

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