JAMUS TA WARE EURO BILIYAN 65 DOMIN RAGE WA JAMA’A RADADIN RAYUWA

Gwamnatin Jamus ta ware Euro biliyan 65 domin rage wa iyalai da kamfanoni radadin tsadar makamashi da suke fuskanta a halin yanzu.

Gwamnatin ta ce ta kaddamar da sabon shirin don taimaka wa magidanta shawo kan hauhawar farashin kayayyaki ne.

Haka kuma, ta ce tana sa ido kan ribar da kamfanonin makamashi ke samu don taimakawa wajen samar da tallafin.

Shugaban gwamnatin Jamus Olaf Scholz, ya ce sun dauki matakan gaggawan ne saboda lokacin sanyin hunturu da ke gabatowa don saukaka wa al’umma samun saukin dumama gidajensu.

Sanarwar wannan mataki ta zo ne bayan matakin da Rasha ta dauka na katse samar da makamashin iskar gas ta bututun “Nord Stream 1" wanda ke samar wa kasashen Turai makamashin.

Jasawa times ta ruwaito cewa, Tsarin rage radadin karo na uku, zai hada da rage wa mutane kudin tikitin tafiye-tafiye da na wuta da iskar gas ga ’yan fansho da dalibai da ma sassauta wa kamfanoni da ke cin makamashi sosai.

Yanzu haka ’yan kasuwa da masu saye a Jamus na jin radadin tsadar makamashi da ya yi mummunan tashi, yayin da kasar mafi girman tattalin arziki a Turai ke neman hanyoyin janye kanta daga dogaro da kayayyakin Rasha a sakamakon mamayar da ta yi wa Ukraine.

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