Govt warns stern actions against traders who raise face mask price
The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry will be taking stern actions against traders who raise unreasonably high prices for five types of face masks which are categorised as controlled items. — Reuters pic
KPDNHEP in a statement said the ministry found many are taking advantage to raise prices of face mask which is a controlled item and actions could be taken under the Price Control and Anti-Profiteering Act 2011.
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