Sasta Bazaars

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I RECENTLY visited the Sasta Bazaar in the G/9 sector of Islamabad to buy some fruits. To my surprise, the rates of water melon, melon, peaches and loquat per kilogramme were quite reasonable; ranging from Rs20 to Rs150. Also, the box of cherries, which was sold for Rs300 elsewhere, was available for Rs250. Overall, I saved Rs250 on my purchase that day without compromising on quality. In terms of percentage, my saving was about 25 per cent, which is huge.

I compliment the organisers of Sasta Bazaars in Islamabad and hope that they continue to provide relief to the masses amid rising inflation.

Masood H. Kizilbash

Islamabad

Published in Dawn, May 25th, 2021

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