Consumer Awareness Group Demands Market Regulation Amidst Flood Disruptions
Summary
The Consumer Awareness Campaign-Nepal has urged the government to tighten market regulation as floods and road blockages disrupt the supply of daily essentials ahead of the festival season. The group warned of possible black marketing, artificial shortages, and price hikes, and elected a new 15-member central committee.
Key Points
- The Consumer Awareness Campaign-Nepal called for effective regulation and smooth supply of goods and services amid flood-related transport disruptions.
- The group warned that black marketing, artificial shortages, and unfair trade practices could rise during the festival season.
- The convention in Lokanthali, Bhaktapur, elected a new 15-member central working committee under Krishna Prasad Bhandari 'Marseli'.
- It also expressed solidarity with flood-affected citizens and pledged support for relief, rehabilitation, and consumer-rights awareness campaigns.
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