Hello all stemian friends, I hope our days are always fun and all our affairs are made easy.
All steemit friends every day, Jia always tries to do work that can generate rupiah money to meet all our needs, both personal and basic needs. Sometimes the income we get doesn't match the expenses.
For us, the lower middle class economic community must be very clever in managing finances. Usually it is housewives who always complain about rising prices for basic goods, while income does not match expenses but basic needs must be met.
The increase in the price of groceries is often a burden for mothers. It's no wonder that mothers always try hard to keep meeting their basic needs, even though sometimes they have to reduce the level of groceries as usual.
In this regard, a few days ago the North Aceh social assistance team in collaboration with several BUMNs held low-cost staple food events throughout North Aceh district with individual schedules in each village and sub-district.
In our village, this cheap staple food event was held last Friday. The event with the theme of Aceh's inflation response market operation was enthusiastically welcomed by residents.
This cheap market, which is located in our village, can also be used by local residents who are around our village. The cheap basic food market is held in our village PPI field starting from 08:00 am to 14:00 pm.
The staple goods provided are rice weighing 10 kg per sack at a price of IDR 80 K (21.6 STEEM). 2 liter packaging of cooking oil costs IDR 30 K (8.1 STEEM) and chicken eggs costs IDR 38 K (10.2 STEEM) for one pack.
These items can be purchased as a single item or as a set. For the price of the package, the total price of each item is calculated.
Each resident who wants to buy is only allowed a maximum of one basic food package. Some residents bought one package and some bought only the groceries they wanted.
I myself only bought one sack of rice. This bazaar event is very helpful for the residents. Even though the difference is only a few thousand, the mothers still feel grateful because there is a bargain market.
That's my story this time, thank you for reading and supporting me in Steemit.