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Islamabad Capital Territory Administration Launch App To Know Exact Price Of Food Items

  • October 10, 2019
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ICT Administration have launched an application called Durust Dam that helps users to know the exact price of essential food items to stop profiteering by shopkeepers

The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Administration, generally known as Islamabad Administration, is the civil administration as well as main law and order agency of the Federal Capital. ICT Administration operates under Presidential Order No. 18 of 1980, which confers powers of the Provincial Government upon the Chief Commissioner Islamabad. The Islamabad Capital Territory administration have recently announced that they plan to launch a mobile phone application to stop profiteering by shopkeepers.

The capital administration made this announcement through the launch of the Durust Dam application. The application assists users in the region to know the exact price of necessary food items in the area. The announcement was made through the Deputy Commissioner of Islamabad, Muhammad Shafqat Hamza, who said in a Twitter statement that the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration in collaboration with the National Information Technology Board will launch a mobile phone app namely Durust Dam (exact price) to control profiteering. The actual tweet was posted at the account @dcislamabad which said that: “ICTA in collaboration with @NationalITBoard will soon launch “درست دام” mobile app to control profiteering by shopkeepers. The App will enable citizens to view daily prices of essential commodities including fruits, vegetables and poultry products besides complaints registration”.

Muhammad Shafqat Hamza later added on to this statement by highlighting that: “The App will enable citizens to view daily prices of essential commodities including fruits, vegetables, and poultry products besides complaints registration”. Before, it was commonly seen that the citizens were asked to lodge complaints against profiteers on Pakistan Citizens Portal App for their early redressal but now this process will make the entire problem get resolved quickly. Moreover, price judges or heads are appointed to pay regular visits in their respective areas to ensure price control and reprimand embezzlers. The application is powered by the National Information Technology Board as serves as a public awareness application overall.

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