> "a former army general has been appointed as ‘commissioner general of essential services’ to raid and seize food stocks. The officer has been tasked to ensure

> "a former army general has been appointed as ‘commissioner general of essential services’ to raid and seize food stocks. The officer has been tasked to ensure sale of products at government-named prices or on custom import costs." So many leaders, when their anti-market policies fail, double down. This will further reduce supply, by demotivating farmers. It will help only the lucky few consumers who are first in line, before the shelves are empty.