A small meal delivery service called Jovi revealed on Thursday that it is temporarily stopping service in the nation.
The business announced in a press release that it is stopping operations because of Pakistan’s unsettled political and socioeconomic situation, which is causing a chaotic market and excessive prices. The company promised to return eventually with the newest and most inventive features, though.
“We would further like to reassure you that any news on any social media platform regarding our permanent closure of services is not accurate. Our professional and technical teams are working day and night to enhance your experience for the coming future,” according to the statement.
It is important to note that Airlift, a pioneer in Pakistani q-commerce, recently stated that it was ceasing operations there because to a lack of new funding.
Back in June, Careem put-up its food service in Pakistan saying that “it will look to restart the service again in the future when the economic condition is more favorable in the country.”
SWVL also stop its intracity transport service in major cities across Pakistan in June, a few days after announcing a plan to downsize 32 percent of its workforce.
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