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Utility stores extend working hours and provide Iftar allowances for Ramadan

Utility stores extend working hours and provide Iftar allowances for Ramadan

  • Utility Stores Corporation extends operating hours until 10 p.m. during Ramadan.
  • Shoppers now have extended access to essential goods and services after Iftar.
  • Utility Stores offers a daily Iftar allowance of 500 rupees to its employees.
In response to the Prime Minister’s Ramadan package aimed at enhancing citizen convenience, the Utility Stores Corporation has announced an extension of their operating hours. This decision is part of a broader effort to facilitate the public during the holy month of Ramadan.

Utility stores will now remain open until 10 p.m. after Iftar, providing shoppers with extended access to essential goods and services. This move aims to accommodate the increased shopping needs of citizens during Ramadan and ensure they have convenient access to necessary items.

Additionally, as a gesture of support to its employees, Utility Stores Corporation will be offering a daily Iftar allowance of 500 rupees to its staff members. This initiative reflects the corporation's commitment to ensuring the well-being and welfare of its workforce during this auspicious month.

The extension of operating hours and provision of Iftar allowances are part of the broader Ramadan Relief Package, which includes measures to extend Iftar allowances until Chand Raat. Utility stores have issued directives to their zonal and general managers to ensure the smooth implementation of these measures across all stores.

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This proactive decision by Utility Stores Corporation demonstrates their dedication to serving the community and enhancing the Ramadan experience for all. The initiative is expected to benefit both customers and employees, fostering a more inclusive and supportive environment during this special time of the year.

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