I was travelling from Lahore to Islamabad and stopped at a rest area on the motorway to take a break. I bought chips and a cold drink from a shop, but I was shocked to find that the prices were inflated. The chips, normally Rs30, cost me Rs120. I found this unacceptable.
As I continued my journey, I noticed that the cold drink tasted strange. I checked the expiry date and found that it had expired four months ago. The food authorities should conduct inspections and seal shops that sell expired and overpriced products.
Adan Younas
Islamabad
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