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پچھلے سال کی ایک ویڈیو۔ میرا یہ دوست روزانہ 3 سے 4 گلاس انار کا جوس پیتا تھا۔ اُس وقت ہم انار 800 روپے کلو تک خریدتے تھے اسلام آباد میں اور یہاں مفت ہیں۔ اب اسے انار کے کارٹنوں کی صرف تصاویر اور ویڈیوز واٹس ایپ کرتا ہوں۔ بارڈر کھلتے ہی سب سے پہلے ایک کنٹینر انار اسے بھجوانا ہے 😅
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بِسْمِ ٱللّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ (شُروع اَللہ کے پاک نام سے جو بڑا مہر بان نہايت رحم والا ہے).
صبح بخیر…امید ہے آپ کا دن بھی بہت بہترین اور خوشگوار گزر رہا ہوگا۔
#MorningVibes
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A Yousafzai Kid.
Yousafzais are beautiful. If you don’t believe, just look at me. 🥰
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Hi @Malala, I am seeing many posts on X regarding @MalalaFund finances and expensive lifestyle claims (attached). A lot of people are getting confused and turning against each other. Could you please share a brief clarification on how funds are utilized for Afghan girls education? A clear breakdown would help remove all doubts. Respect.
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CONSUMER AWARENESS:
Please Check Product Labels
I recently came across this Oral-B Pro Clean Pulsar toothbrush in the local retail market, being sold for 3,000+ PKR.
What caught my attention was the labeling.
1. The Label Language:
The back of the pack is not in English/Urdu as per standard P&G Pakistan imports. It is entirely in Hebrew.
The English part says: "recyclable electric waste... take to electric waste collection points".
The Hebrew part translates the same and mentions it contains a non-replaceable battery with 3-4 months life.
This confirms the packaging was specifically produced for the Israeli market, where Hebrew labeling is mandatory.
2. How did it get here?
This is clearly not an official import. Official products have English/Urdu labeling and proper import sticker.
This product has likely entered through the grey-channel / third-country import (e.g. UAE transit market), where surplus international stock is often resold.
3. Why does it matter?
a) For Consumers: We are paying a premium price (3K+) for a product that was not intended for our market and has no official warranty/support here.
b) For Retail Transparency: Consumers have a right to know the true origin and intended market of the products they buy.
I am sharing this only for general consumer education. My intent is not to target any specific shop, brand, or authority, but to request everyone to please check the manufacturing details and labeling before purchasing.
Always check the label. Origin matters.
#ConsumerAwareness #ConsumerRights #Pakistan #SupplyChain

















































