Supplyco mobile outlets to tour districts
The Hindu
As part of market intervention programmes to arrest price rise
Mobile outlets of the Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation (Supplyco) will tour all districts with subsidised commodities as part of the market intervention programmes aimed at tackling price rise, Minister for Food and Civil Supplies G. R. Anil said on Saturday.
The Legal Metrology Department will launch inspections across the State to check overpricing of commodities, he said.
The mobile Supplyco outlets will be inaugurated in Thiruvananthapuram on November 30. The scheme will be implemented in rest of the districts in the days that follow. Five mobile outlets will tour each district for two days. On a given day, a vehicle will cover at least five points in a taluk for supplying the items to ration cardholders, Mr. Anil said.
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