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A problem reoccurred over subsidized oil at a supermarket in Furn El Chebbak, where stores were raided.
A video broadcast on social media shows a state of confusion that occurred on Sunday, at the “Savers R Fahed” supermarket in Furn El Chebbak.
The activists circulated information saying that “citizens raided supermarket warehouses, removed subsidized oil tanks and forced employees to sell them to the people.”
According to the information released, “the administration hid the subsidized goods and refrained from selling them, on the pretext that the store was closed.” The information also indicated that “the supermarket has refrained for the last three days from selling oil, on the pretext that the subsidized oil has run out of its warehouses.”
In the context, the management of “Savers R Fahed”, represented by Mrs. Carol Fahed, denied the information circulated. He stressed that “citizens who said they were” retired soldiers “did not go to the warehouse, but waited for the arrival of the person in charge of it, who was on vacation for about two hours, to come and display the subsidy. goods that had been sold out of the shelves.
She said: “On Sundays, we usually close the store at noon and sometimes never open it. We display the subsidized products daily and refill the shelves twice a day after the supply quantity runs out, but we avoid storage. and smuggling, so we don’t show everything we have in one go, so we can meet our customers and provide them with subsidized goods for a longer period. “
And he continued: “We were surprised by the confusion that occurred, and they accused us of storing subsidized goods, and all this is wrong, lying and slandering.”
He pointed out that “the owner of the supermarket called the Minister of Economy and told him that he no longer wants these goods because they have become a real danger to us and our employees. Everyone is benefiting.”
Source: Agencies
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