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FMTC selling induction stoves (with photos)

KATHMANDU, April 1: Thapathali based Food Management and Trading Company Limited has been selling induction stoves in an attempt to encourage the customers to use electricity.
People returning after buying induction stove from sales stall of Nepal Food Management and Trading Company on the 9th day of nationwide lockdown at Thapathali in Kathmandu on Wednesday, 1 April, 2020. Photo: Dipesh Shrestha/ Republica
By Dipesh Shrestha

KATHMANDU, April 1: Thapathali based Food Management and Trading Company Limited has been selling induction stoves in an attempt to encourage the customers to use electricity.


According to a staffer, about 500 stoves are being sold per day. A piece of the appliance is being sold at Rs 4000 which also includes a cauldron.


When our photojournalist reached on the FMTC premises today afternoon, people were seen queuing up by maintaining social distancing in order to get their piece.


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FMTC has a stock of about 2000 stoves, according to the staff at the selling counter.


Along with this, it is also selling other food items including rice and pulses.


 


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