Cost of Living Ministry keeping close eye on festive price control scheme adherence in Sabah


Sabah KPDN chief enforcement officer Zulfamy Mat Udi (left) during the walkabout at a hypermarket in Kolombong, Kota Kinabalu, in conjunction with the Kaamatan festive season maximum price scheme.

KOTA KINABALU: The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry is closely monitoring adherence to the Kaamatan Festive Season Maximum Price scheme in Sabah, deploying 193 enforcement officers and 72 price monitoring officers at strategic locations across the state.

A representative from the state Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry said these officers are conducting checks at general markets, agriculture markets, and malls selling items related to festive use.

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