Herat mayor: Mandavis for sale of foods can continue their activities with due diligence to meet the needs of citizens and prevent hoarding

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Sat, Mar 28 2020 1:12 PM
Herat mayor: Mandavis for sale of foods can continue their activities with due diligence to meet the needs of citizens and prevent hoarding

Ghulam Hazrat Mushfiq, Herat Mayor, along with Abdul Rahman Molavi Zadeh, Deputy Director of the Advisory Council, Abdul Wud Fazizadeh, Head of the Guilds and Craftsmen Union and members of the Allafan Union in the province, while visiting the food sales menu, said that the food and beverage sales menu could be Seriously keep things healthy.
The mayor of Herat considered the activities of the salesmen of ornamental and foodstuffs necessary to solve the problems of the citizens and declared it to be effective in preventing hoarding and expensive selling.
Mr Mushfaq continued to speak about the seriousness of the municipality in preventing hoarding and urged the public of Mendo shopkeepers in the city to sell the necessary orthodox materials to citizens at a reasonable rate.
Subsequently, Abdul Rahman Molavi Zadeh, Deputy Chairman of the Advisory Council of the city, and Abduludud Feizzadeh, the provincial chamber of tradesmen, announced their cooperation in this regard.
 

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