LAHORE, May 2: The government will solve businessmen’s all problems relating to taxation, law and order, environmental hazards and effluent treatment plants on a priority basis, a provincial minister said on Friday.

Inaugurating the three-day “Digital Mela” organised by the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) at the Alhamra Art Centre here, provincial minister Malik Nadeem Kamran said the government would try to solve the problem of professional tax, which was being collected by both provincial and federal governments.

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