Check on prices despite the float


KUALA LUMPUR: As chicken prices are floated starting this month, the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry has mobilised over 2,000 enforcement personnel to monitor prices.

Acting minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali said a total of 2,300 enforcement personnel and some 900 price monitoring officers have been deployed to monitor the situation at all levels, including hypermarkets, mini-markets, supermarkets, wet markets, sundry shops and others, to survey the situation following the floating of chicken prices.

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