The 21-year-old forward is enjoying a breakthrough season following his surprise move from City on transfer deadline day in September
The Commercial Compliance & Consumer Protection (CCCP) Sector in Dubai Economy has intensified inspections across markets in Dubai in view of the Eid Al Adha season to monitor prices and protect consumer rights.
The inspections chiefly focus on ensuring that the prices of sacrificial livestock and salon services, both of which are in high demand during this season, are not unfairly increased.
Ahmad Al Zaabi, director of the Consumer Protection in Dubai Economy, reiterated that consumers will be able to buy products and services within their personal budget to celebrate Eid Al Adha in Dubai, and reminded that no price manipulation or attempt to exploit the situation will not be tolerated.
Al Zaabi added that consumers should follow prudent consumption patterns during the holidays and avoid deviating from their pre-planned budget.
— business@khaleejtimes.com
The 21-year-old forward is enjoying a breakthrough season following his surprise move from City on transfer deadline day in September
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