KUALA LUMPUR: The one-month operation dubbed Ops Terjah conducted from Dec 16, has succeeded in solving supply chain disruptions and helped to stabilise prices of basic necessities.
Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Seri Salahuddin Ayub said throughout the nationwide operation 21,830 retail premises were inspected and enforcement officers were assigned at strategic locations where consumers shop for their daily necessities.
"This has allowed more effective enforcement and monitoring to be carried out and immediate action could be taken on consumer complaints about errant traders," he said in a statement here on Thursday . On chicken supply, he said no retail premises were reported to have experienced supply disruptions compared to the first two weeks of Ops Terjah when reports were lodged by 93 premises.
"Supply of sugar and wheat flour was not a problem throughout the operation. However, the ministry assisted in speeding up the distribution of supplies from the factory level to the wholesalers," he said.
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