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Uncontrolled commodities prices

Published on: May 18, 2020 3:24 AM

Sir: Holy month of Ramzaz is about to end but commodities prices are still sky-rocketing and seem price-control committee is doing nothing and everything is our-of-control. All administration is busy with Corona and hoarders are free to loot the masses. I request city administration to look into this matter people may able to get some relief at the end of Ramazan.

ABU BAKAR SIDDIQUE

Lahore

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