Guwahati: Buzz back to the city market that witnesses increasing legs when the celebration season approaches.
The All Assam trader association represents around five small and medium and medium traders, has asked the state government to lift the ban between districts to improve business.
“Business activities in the retail market take POST 15 August.
There are many people on the road because the government and private offices operate now.
But the prohibition of travel between districts continues to affect our business,” Prantush Roy, the Head of the Association of Association of Association, told TII.
He urged the state government to raise travel prohibitions and suggest establishing a covid testing point in the city to check the spread of pandemics.
Some associations of merchants demand relaxation curfew to provide additional shopping time at night.
“The last four months were very devastating …
There was no income.
I restarted opening my shop after July 27.
There was no sale in 165 days early …
People started out posting August 14.
There is a slight increase in business now , “said the merchant based in Abdul Latifon.
Guwahati street vendors also suffer because they cannot operate at night, which is a peak sales time.
“The night hours starting at 7pm, but the shops were closed at 6pm.
We must be left to stay open until 8pm.
Our business is affected since March and there is no alternative income tool at all.
We are helpless,” Ravi Das, The street vendor beltola, said.
However, social blasphemy norms have passed again for obedience stir and a very low mask in the wholesale market throughout the city.
Metropolitan Kamrup, where Guwhati Falls, is logging around 100 positive cases every day.
Buzz back on Guwahati market ahead of the celebration season
