Imports during Ahmadinejad's Government: 202 Tons of Leggings, 6 Tons of Donkeys

Numbers sometimes carry astonishing realities. Radio Farda takes a look at the statistics that have recently been circulating in Iran: Wigs: 96 tons, leggings: 202 tons. ILNA has published statistics on imports during Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's presidency in ten sections. Some of these imported items are as follows: Wigs: 96 tons, artificial hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes: 71 tons, women's socks/leggings: 202 tons, donkeys: 6 tons, legs: 14 tons, whips and canes: 74 tons, shovels and trowels: 2281 units, pencil sharpeners: 1765 units. The loss of one million tomans for every Iranian. The Hamshahri newspaper reported on the 'one million toman loss for every Iranian due to smuggling goods' and wrote: 'Annually, $25 billion worth of goods are smuggled into Iran, which, if we calculate each dollar at three thousand tomans, amounts to about 75 trillion tomans.' A 400 square meter billboard. According to Mehr, Hossein Solhjoo Monfared, head of the Cultural Commission of the Islamic Council of Qazvin, announced: 'In order to introduce the tourist attractions of Qazvin, a national billboard with 400 square meters will be installed and launched in Qazvin.' Payment of foreign loans to 18 fake companies during the previous government. The Arman newspaper quoted Mohammad Reza Khabaz, legislative deputy of the Parliamentary Affairs of the President, reporting on 'the payment of foreign loans to 18 fake companies' during Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government. The Citizen newspaper reported that since the beginning of this year, 'the traffic police have seized 1,087 luxury and special vehicles due to illegal driving and sent them to parking lots.' 7,000 bases for the charity festival. Mostafa Khaksar Ghahroodi, Deputy for Public Participation of the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee, reported on the activity of 7,000 bases in this year's charity festival. According to him, in the first phase of this plan, which will be held on September 17, 5,000 bases will be active, and on the second day, another 2,000 bases will be active to collect donations for needy students.