Kerala government hikes prices of COVID-19 protective items
The Hindu
The State government has implemented a 20% hike in rates fixed for COVID-19 personal protective items in the open market. The move comes two weeks after the Food and Civil Supplies Department had fixe
The State government has implemented a 20% hike in rates fixed for COVID-19 personal protective items in the open market. The move comes two weeks after the Food and Civil Supplies Department had fixed fair prices for 15 medical items that were declared as essential under the Kerala Essential Articles Control Act 1986.
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