Ramadan started yesterday (March 12) and you know what that means! Yes, that means our Muslim brothers and sisters have started fasting. But that also means,
Ramadan started yesterday and you know what that means! Yes, that means our Muslim brothers and sisters have started fasting. But that also means, there are going to be Ramadan bazaars everywhere, selling delicious food and drinks!In a report by Berita Harian, TTDI Ramadan bazaar vendors apologised to the general public as they have to hike their prices again this year due to the skyrocketing prices of food ingredients.
They wrote, “Flour prices are not going up. Cooking oil prices are not going up. Egg prices are not going up. Chicken prices are not going up. Beef prices are not going up. Only the price of Indian onions have gone up because India is showing off. No need to put onions in the Murtabak then, not everyone likes onions anyways.”This led many to share how they’ve started to boycott Ramadan bazaars over the exuberant prices of the food items.
“That’s the thing with vendors, they’ll twist the prices and they’ll push the blame on the government though they’ll run the business for a month and their wives can buy an arm’s length of gold.”
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