Gov't extends hoarding bans on urea, medical supplies for 2 months

The government has extended its ban on hoarding urea and medical supplies for two more months, until October 31. This decision aims to prevent supply disruptions and maintain stability in the market. The ban is particularly significant for the economy, as urea is a crucial raw material for various industries, including fertilizers and pharmaceuticals.

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The government is taking steps to prevent supply disruptions. This move aims to ensure a steady supply of essential items, which could help maintain market stability.

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