Carian mengenai topik not-to-raise-prices

Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi has made an appeal to traders not to raise prices of goods at will ahead of the country's transition into the endemic phase starting April 1.

The expected hike for commercial entities and industries will not be that high to justify an increase in prices.

Traders in the city have been warned not to take advantage by raising the prices of daily necessities following the implementation of the Vaccinated Travel Lane via land (VTL-Land) since last Monday.

Electronics and communications businesses are being warned not to jack up the price of goods like computers, printers, tablets and smartphones as demand increases.

Online traders have been reminded not to raise the prices of their goods indiscriminately throughout the Movement Control Order period.

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