Fake product price list spread on Facebook : Consumer Rights

Fake product price list spread on Facebook : Consumer Rights

Published: 04:19 10 August 2024
The National Directorate of Consumer Rights Protection has said that the list given by various social media including Facebook does not belong to the government.
Saturday (August 10) Director General AHM. Safikuzzaman informed this information in a message.


The director general of the department said that recently, a market price list related to the pricing of various daily essential products is being circulated by the government through social media, which has come to the attention of the department. The prices of the products mentioned by the government have not been fixed. The Department has requested the general consumer to be cautious about such misleading information.
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