Maryam Nawaz, the chief minister of Punjab, has instructed the chief secretary to personally oversee the province’s campaign against price increases and hoarding.
In order to minimise hoarding, she chaired a conference in Lahore and requested that the Government Rate List be publicly displayed in every shop and that the supply and demand of essential commodities be closely monitored.
According to Maryam Nawaz, throughout Holy Ramadan, the supply and prices of fruits and vegetables will also be closely monitored, and price increases would face severe legal action.

Punjab Health Minister Khawaja Imran Nazir visited Mandi Bahauddin to address concerns over a reported Polio Case involving 8-Year-Old Mah Noor from Malikwal.

The Minister attested to Mahnoor’s good health and regular gait. All children, including Mah Noor, have received vaccinations, the minister underlined.

A health committee has been established to look into the issue further, the minister told the public.

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According to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, supplying the general public with goods at reasonable costs is the government’s primary goal.
The prime minister, who chaired a meeting on the nation’s sugar supply and price management, stated that the government’s recent tough measures against sugar smuggling had contributed to its reduction.
He requested the relevant authorities to take strong action against those implicated in sugar hoarding and instructed them to implement the sugar price.
He gave the task of coming up with a workable plan to guarantee a steady supply of sugar and other goods at reasonable costs throughout Ramadan.
The prime minister declared that carelessness in regulating the costs of necessities would not be accepted.