New Delhi: The market throughout Delhi witnessed a big rush during the last weekend before Diwali, with the market association struggling to manage the crowd in the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic.
The market that saw a large crowd included aware of Bazar, Chandni Chowk, Lajpat Nagar, Lal Quarter Krishna Nagar, Karol Bagh, Kamla Nagar, Taman Rajouri and Tilak Nagar.
The President of the Bazar market association was conscious Devraj Baweja said it was a complete “chaos” as those who attacked the market to do last minute shopping in front of the festival which was almost followed by the Covid-19 protocol.
The Laxmi Nagar market “The festival generally attracts a large crowd but the authorities must make complicated arrangements to ensure that people follow the appropriate behavior of Covid.
No one is seen wearing a mask or observing social distance,” he told PTI.
Health experts have warned about the possibility of a third wave of pandemic after the celebration season and suggested compliance with the Covid protocol.
Last year, after Diwali, aware of a bazaar appeared as a covid hotspot and the market was then closed.
Botheja said in the name of the arrangement, the police only installed barricades that could stop the vehicle, not people.
Laxmi Nagar Markethe claims that civil defense volunteers are not visible.
“We can only ask those who come to our shops to wear masks.
We cannot check whether people walk on the road wearing masks or obeying social distance.
This exercise must be carried out by civil defense volunteers, which is almost not visible.
At Market, “said Botheja.
A similar situation applies to the Chandni Chowk market too.
The Bhagirath MarketChandni Palace Chowk Sarva Vyapar Mandal President Sanjay Bhargava said the crowd had swelled on the market because there was a need to increase alertness by administration due to violations of Covid Rampiding Guidelines.
“We have issued a strict guideline to the shop owner that no one without a mask must be permitted in their shops and thermal screening must also be done.
But we cannot do anything about illegal vendors because they do not follow the norms Covid.
The buyer.
At such an automatic sticky kiosk also almost does not follow any guidelines, “he said.
Bhargava said at a recent meeting, he had told the deputy police commissioner about violations of Covid guidelines by buyers and urged him to increase vigilance and mobilize more teams to strictly enforce social blasphemy norms in the market.
Pics 1 / 6in: Potters Delhi at work before Diving Previously, the Potters Market Description, which was set at Bylane of the Road to Sarojini Nagar Depot in the AK Roy Marg in Delhi was a color riot in front of the upcoming Diwali festival.
Diyas Land, Lantern, Idol Clay painted brightly, Terracotta items, wind bells among other decorative items have been placed on the road along the road.
This artifact was brought from Lucknow, Kolkata, Gorakhpur and Rajasthan.
Potters here then decorate this pot and diyas and sell it during Diwali – Anindya Chatttopadhyay (Toi) – Anindya Chatttopadhyay (TOI) – Anindya Chatttopadhyay (TOI) – Anindya Chattopadhyay (TOI) – Anindya Chattopadhyay (TOI) However, according to traders in the Lajpat market Nagar and Karol Bagh, buyers are mostly seen following Covid guidelines.
Traders Association of Lajpat Nagar (Taln) Secretary General of Ashwani Marwah said as a good sign of business, the market has buzzed with the buyer of this celebration season.
He said the market association, along with administration, ensured that buyers followed the appropriate behavior of Covid.
“We have, on ourselves, mobiliating 10-15 volunteers to manage the crowd and ensure that people wear masks and social observing social distance with the best limits.
Compared to 2020 and 2019, this Diwali season changes to be good in business conditions,” he said .
Traders at Karol Bagh Market also said they were pleased that the business returned to track this diwali.
Murli Mani, President of Ajmal Khan Road Vyapar Mandal at Karol Bagh, said, “Business is taking this season and to ensure that it does not fall into other covid wave prey, we have issued instructions to buyers to follow social blasphemy norms..
“” We have mobilized 15 guards who educate people about wearing masks and followed social distance.
We also provide free masks to those who do not have it, “he added.
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