Now the sale of meat items, including eggs, during the annual Tshechu and other religious events in Gewog Ihakhangs village blocks of Dagana district will remain restricted, the Bhutan Live reported. Bhutan Bans Sale of Meat Items, Eggs at Annual Tshechu and Religious Events in Dagana District.
this important season. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports from leeds. this time of year, a lot people will be stocking up a lot of meat items, dates that make he has run a chain of supermarkets in leeds for decades. service with a smile for no extra charge. with a smile for no extra charge- with a smile for no extra charge. he knows is that customers charge. he knows is that customers inside - charge. he knows is that customers inside out. i charge. he knows is that i customers inside out. this charge. he knows is that - customers inside out. this year has been very customers inside out. this year has been very difficult - customers inside out. this year has been very difficult for- has been very difficult for people, especially in the month of ramadan. people, especially in the month of ramadan- of ramadan. have people been sendin: of ramadan. have people been spending less of ramadan. have people been spending less this of ramadan. have people been sp
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the paper says around 2,000 dentists quit the service last year. and the mirror focuses on the cost of living crisis, fowl pay is its headline, amid reports that the cost of chicken is set to soar as high as beef , amid a rise in production costs for farmers. as muslims begin eid celebrations today, usually a time for big feasts and gifts, the rising cost of living has put a squeeze on some festivities. it s comes as the charity, islamic relief, says the organisations it works with in the uk have experienced their busiest ramadan ever. our consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, reports. this time of year, a lot of people will be stocking up. a lot of meat items, a lot of dates, you know. abid has run a chain of supermarkets in leeds for decades. are you all right? service with a smile with no extra charge, eh? and he knows his customers inside out.
this time of year, a lot of people will be stocking up. a lot of meat items, a lot of dates, you know. abid has run a chain of supermarkets in leeds for decades. are you all right? service with a smile with no extra charge, eh? and he knows his customers inside out. this year s been a very different and a very difficult year for people, especially in the month of ramadan. so, over the last few weeks through ramadan, have people been spending less? people have been spending less, yes. they re very, very cautious. i mean, a person would normally come in and buy a box of tomatoes. they will only buy a few. spending is not as much as it was previous years, you know, in the month of ramadan. if this is normally your busiest time of year, are you worried about the future? definitely worried about the future, yes, because the eid festival is really inviting families together, really spending a lot on your family and your children.