Provincial-Sana
The directorates of the internal trade and consumer protection in the governorates of Daraa, Hassakeh and Sweida organized 50 adjustments for trade activities and owners of contravention modes.
Engineer Bassam Al-Hafiz, head of the Consumer Protection Department at the Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection in Daraa, told a SANA reporter that the number of seizures reached 25 within two days and related to not announcing prices and selling at an excessive price and not trading bills and that the Directorate is following the markets, especially with regard to dealing other than the Syrian pound and the extent The commitment of the event owners to the set prices.
In Al-Hasakah, the Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection organized 21 rationing officers against violators of commercial activities during the past ten days for not announcing prices and trading in bread ration material, as some violators were referred to the judiciary and some were fined with sums of money according to laws.
Ignatius Ignatius, Director of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection in Al-Hasakah, told a SANA reporter that the Directorate is intensifying patrols to monitor markets to ensure that various economic and commercial activities are not dealt with other than the Syrian pound, indicating the availability of various commodities and food and non-food items in the province’s markets and the stability of their prices during the current period.
In Sweida, the Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection organized 4 arrows against owners of transport vehicles operating on the Shahba As-Suwayda line for overpaid wages.
The head of the Consumer Protection Department in the Directorate Asif Haider said in a statement to a Sana correspondent today that, based on these seizures, the owner of a single mechanism will be fined 25 thousand Syrian pounds, while depriving them of fuel for a full month.
The Shahba bus drivers began a few days ago to receive the amount of 200 Syrian pounds per person, note that the approved ration pricing is 105 pounds.