There will be no shortage of daily commodities in Ramzan, claims the commerce minister

There will be no shortage of daily commodities in the month of Ramadan. This was claimed by Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi. He made this claim in response to a question from journalists after a program at Hazaribagh in the capital on Thursday (January 12).

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In view of the ongoing dollar crisis in the country, the Commerce Minister said, there is no complication in opening LC for importing goods. Earlier, at a press conference after the meeting of the task force regarding the review of commodity prices and market conditions in the meeting room of the Ministry of Commerce at the Secretariat on January 4, he said that edible oil, onion, lentils, chickpeas, dates and sugar are products for the month of Ramadan. Arrangements will be made to stock these 6 products.

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He said at that time about the issue of LC opening of daily necessities, 'LC opening has been discussed; We will talk to Bangladesh Bank about this. Pray, this problem will be solved soon.'