Muscat: In just 12 days, more than 2,000 complaints related to price hikes and product quality were reported to the Public Authority of Consumer Protection during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
From February 25 to April 5, PACP received 2,300 complains from a number of consumers. “There reports are related to a number of violations that include price hikes of some goods and the quality of the product. Other complaints include refusing to offer product related services. All violators are arrested,” informed Khalid Al Anqudi, the Head of PACP Call Center.
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