Clothing and food markets in Maan are seeing more customers
as the Eid Al-Fitr holiday approaches.
The director of Maan Governorate’s Industry and Trade Directorate, Suhaila Al-Badour, told the Jordan News Agency, Petra, on Sunday
that the demand for clothes, shoes, and eid supplies has increased, accompanied
by an increase in prices. Demand for eid sweets and household necessities has
also increased.
She added that the vast majority of merchants and
establishments have remained committed to following defense orders and not
price gouging. The governorate has only found three instances of shops
violating safety measures, she said.
The directorate has prepared a plan to monitor bakeries and
pastry shops, starting on the second day of eid, in order to make sure food and
bread remains available. Badour called on citizens to provide the directorate
with any complaints, violations, or shortages they might encounter.
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Clothing and food markets in
Maan are seeing more customers
as the Eid Al-Fitr holiday approaches.
The director of Maan Governorate’s
Industry and Trade Directorate, Suhaila Al-Badour, told the Jordan News Agency, Petra, on Sunday
that the demand for clothes, shoes, and
eid supplies has increased, accompanied
by an increase in prices. Demand for eid sweets and household necessities has
also increased.
She added that the vast majority of merchants and
establishments have remained committed to following defense orders and not
price gouging. The governorate has only found three instances of shops
violating safety measures, she said.
The directorate has prepared a plan to monitor bakeries and
pastry shops, starting on the second day of eid, in order to make sure food and
bread remains available. Badour called on citizens to provide the directorate
with any complaints, violations, or shortages they might encounter.
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