The bazaars, which according to the administration attracted over 8,000 visitors in a day, were set up in Latifabad and Tando Jam areas. "The Sindh government wants to provide relief to the people worried by inflation," he claimed, while praising the Hyderabad DC for coming up with the idea of the bazaars. Soomro said the bachat bazaars would be set up in all four talukas of Hyderabad every Sunday during the coming weeks. Around 30 stalls selling flour, rice, sugar, oil, pulses, fruits, vegetables, soft drinks and garments, among other items, were set up in Latifabad. However, some buyers at the markets complained that flour and other items appeared to be of substandard quality.

Source: The Express Tribune November 16, 2020 05:37 UTC