In the market, rice, pulses, oil, brothel chicken, sugar, salt are being sold at the price of the price of fish and meat and pejja, potatoes and all types of vegetables.
On Friday (October 20), such a picture was seen when visiting the capital's Mohakhali, Kawran Bazar, Malibagh raw market, Shantinagar.
It has been seen on the surface that brinjal is 100 to 120 taka, green chillies 180 to 200 taka, bitter gourd 90 to 100 taka, lenghs-potol-chichinga-jhinga-konroll 80 taka, beans 180 to 200 taka, kachurmukhi 90 to 100 taka, papaya 30 to 40 taka and carrot and tomato 100 to 120 taka.
The businessmen say that the vegetable sector has been affected by continuous rains across the country recently, which has reduced the supply in the markets of Dhaka, which has reduced the price of vegetables, which has been reduced by wholesalers.
Meanwhile, lentils are being sold in the market at Tk 125. It was Tk 120 a week ago. New domestic garlic is selling at Tk 230. It was sold at Tk 220 a week ago. Imported ginger is being sold at Tk 220 to Tk 330.
Broiler chicken is being sold at Tk 180 to Tk 190 per kg. Besides, golden breed chicken is being sold at Tk 320 to Tk 330 per kg.
Domestic chicken is being sold at Tk 550. And beef is being sold at Tk 800 per kg and beef is being sold at Tk 1100. This is 380 to Tk 450 per kg.
A buyer named Shakib said that the price of each product in the market is very high. There is no vegetable below 80 rupees and the price of fish and meat is also high. So, it is difficult to run the family.
Another buyer named Saeed said that the price of all things in the market is high. It is difficult to run the family with the fixed salary, so I request the government to bring stability to the market.
