Abbottabad District Slashes Prices, Elicits Public Appreciation

The district administration of Abbottabad has recently announced a significant reduction in the price of a 120-gram tandoori roti, now priced at 15 rupees. This decision was taken during a meeting of the Price Review Committee of Abbottabad district, in line with directives from the provincial government following a decrease in flour prices. The public is urged to report any complaints to the Department of Food Office in Abbottabad through in-person visits, written submissions, or phone calls.

In addition to the reduction in tandoori roti prices, the administration has also introduced a revised price list for various bakery items and sweets, reflecting the notable decline in wheat prices. As per the updated list, first-grade mixed sweets are now priced at 700 rupees, while Rasgulla and Gulab Jamun are priced at 750 rupees. Milky Bread (400 grams) is available for 100 rupees, and Milky Bread (800 grams) for 200 rupees. For second-grade items, mixed sweets cost 660 rupees per kilogram, and Rasgulla and Gulab Jamun are priced at 700 rupees. Third-grade items include mixed sweets at 600 rupees and Rasgulla and Gulab Jamun at 650 rupees.

The residents of Abbottabad have shown their gratitude towards the district administration for taking steps to lower the prices of essential items such as roti and bakery products. They have acknowledged the positive impact of these price reductions on household budgets.

The recent price reductions in roti and bakery items by the Abbottabad district administration have been well-received by the residents, providing relief to households and aligning with the decrease in flour prices. This move showcases the administration's commitment to addressing the needs of the community and ensuring access to affordable essential food items.