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Posted Tue Jul 29 2008: from Daily Times (Pakistan):
Markets run out of flour: 'Lists of flour distributors are faulty' http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1217373172
The lists of flourmills dealers provided to the district government by the Food Department is faulty, due to which the magistrates cannot monitor the supply of flour in the market, a district government official told Daily Times on Tuesday.... District Food Controller Arif Shah said that there were some "typographical errors" in the lists, which were being removed. He said that < there was no shortage of flour in markets, adding that stores running out of flour would be provided new stock immediately. "In case any flourmill has provided an incorrect list of dealers, there is a procedure to deal with it under the law," he added.
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