The Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare announced the changes in the Kalberg credit amount for Iranian households. Iman Zangana, deputy spokesman for this ministry said: "According to statistics, about 54% of Iranian households will be subject to a 50% increase in the amount of credit cards, and less than 10% of households will be subject to repair and correction."
Meanwhile, with the increase in the price of goods, a number of citizens do not see Kelberg's validity as sufficient. There were also reports of some sellers refusing to accept Kelberg.
Some of the sellers also criticized the government's delay in paying Kallberg-related demands by posting videos on social media and cited this issue as a reason for not accepting it.
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