New Delhi: After a year of dull pandemic-forced, the city market returned to buzzing with festival-period buyers.
And to welcome customers, market associations have installed illumination and colorful and careful decorations to implement all Covid prevention measures.
“We are pleased that finally people come in a good amount and to encourage them, we decorate the market a week ago and even organized the Karvachauthhauth event,” said Rajendra Sharda from the Block I GK trader’s body.
“Even though the normal rush god is still missing, there are buyers who come now and we offer discounts to attract more.” At Kamla Nagar, all commercial areas including Golchakkar, GT Road and other lit lines.
“After a break without sales and severe losses for two years, everyone tries our best to attract customers,” explained Nitin Gupta, President, Kamla Nagar Market Association.
“We take regular corrective action as directed by the HR office.
Even though we cannot reduce the crowd, we are careful to ensure physical and mask distances.” Gupta said the market association took the help of the local police in meeting the anti-covid imperative.
It also calls city corporate staff regularly to gather waste.
“But yes, encroachment on the market is a concern because all the corridors choked by vendors, forcing pedestrians to a chaotic road,” recognizing the Gupta in Lajpat Nagar, the market association has decided to decorate the area just two days before dwali to avoid unnecessary crowding.
“Until now, only committed buyers who come to the market for Diwali purchases.
After we install lights, other people who just want to enjoy Diwali’s decoration will also begin to come to the market,” explained Ashwani Marwah, Secretary General, the Association of Nagar Lajpat traders.
Marwah said that the market association had volunteered to help the police and civil defense personnel in handling buyers.
“We held a routine meeting with Delhi Traffic Police and Strict Safety, Security, and Implementation of Norma Covid.
We also held a meeting at the District Judge’s Office two weeks ago to discuss the planned period of the celebration, and the volunteer of civil defense was given to us in the number That is enough, “Marwah said.
“To help local police, the market association has mobilized 10 volunteers and five will be hired on Sundays and so on.
They asked people to wear masks and carry extra masks to offer those who do not have it.” At the Green Park Market even though the footsteps average – best average.
The shop owner is still happy that people will return.
“It seems like joy and happiness has returned after a very disturbing phase in the city,” Smiled Vijay Israni, Vice President, Green Park Market Association.
Delhi: Diwali Shoppers brings back cheerfully for the market
