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Govt to expedite crackdown against hoarders of essential commodities: Hammad

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ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Hammad Azhar has said that the government is expediting crackdown against hoarders to reduce prices of essential commodities in the next few days.

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Talking to a private news channel, he said action will be taken with help of provincial governments against the perpetrators creating an artificial shortage of essential food items in the country.

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