Afghanistan: KP CM cancels permits for exporting sacrificial animals, vegetables

Caretaker Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa former Justice Dost Muhammad Khan cancelled all the permits for exporting sacrificial animals, vegetables and other stuff of daily use to Afghanistan. He directed all the district administrations to implement his directives in later and spirit. This order will remain in force till Eid-ul-Azha.
The smuggling of sacrificial animals and other food stuffs adversely affect the local and bring spiral of prices. This exercise is meant to remove the adverse effect on purchasing potential of the locals. Meanwhile, the caretaker chief minister has also directed the divisional and district administrations to launch raids both on the open markets and the Haji camp Peshawar and nab the culprits selling out Ahram and other stuff required by the Hujjaj in the Haji camp and in the open markets.
He has issued a directive asking the relevant authority to form raids parties to conduct surprise raids on the Haji Camp. Anything found wrong in the Haji Camp would be dealt with an iron hand. The district administration should be vigilant and watchful closely monitoring the Haji camp and even the quality of items in the open markets. Ahram and other items required for the Hujjaj should be available on the reasonable rates. Extra rates and high prices should not be allowed.