New Delhi: People have not yet been seen in large quantities on Sundays throwing Covid-19 norms into the wind.
There was absolute chaos at the Gate of the Sarojini Nagar market when the district administration temporarily closed them as the size of the crowd-control.
“A colleague falls and injured while trying to stop the crowd into the market.
There is a complete chaos because people don’t follow direction easily,” said an official, who was part of the sub-division judge team.
Connaught placecompared with a few days ago, there was a large spread of police, civil defense and BSF personnel on the market to manage the crowd.
Of the five gates, only two were open to allow buyers inside, but they were closed at night because of crowding.
The announcement continued was being carried out on a loudspeaker who asked people to wait outside to return home and they shopped to finish quickly and returned.
“I’m from Jammu.
We have heard a lot about the market like Sarojini Nagar and Lajpat Nagar.
But the officials here say that the market has been closed.
It’s disappointing.
Because it’s not something important, we go back home,” said a shopper waiting in Long queues along with family members.
Officials say the market is usually operated until 10 pm, but it closes early on Sunday.
“We face many challenges in stopping the crowd.
We have orders to stop people into now, so we do it.
There is no right way to find out how many crowds we have to leave in, but for now there is nothing that can enter,” Pankaj said, a police officer posted on one of the gates.
Apart from some patches, the market is full of full of people shopping and eating.
There is little room for social distance because people rub their shoulders with each other to shop from the vendors.
Odd shops are closed in the direction of Delhi Government.
“This is a lively period, so the crowd has swelled.
It is oddly – even valid, fewer open shops.
It forces buyers to enter several open stores, making social distance difficult.
It’s not fair if the rules are strange and only for the Sarojini Nagar market and the Sarojini market.
Not for others.
It has placed our customers in a lot of discomfort, “said Ashok Randhawa, President of the Mini Sarojini Nagar Market Association.
With the number of Covid-19 cases increased and to avoid the “Super-Spreader” event, the Delhi government has ordered the Sarojini Nagar market to operate oddly over the weekend considering the big steps seen in the last few days.
Despite court orders, vendors are seen in the market without masks, put themselves and others are at risk.
Although the government has constantly warned people not to let their guard down due to an increase in the number of Covid-19 cases and the fear of the omicron variant, the protocol was constantly rejected in public places.
Likewise, in the place of Connaught, people look no behavior that matches Covid.
There is a large crowd in the popular eating joints and people take photos without wearing masks.
In Khan market, there are rare crowds and most people wear masks correctly, except for a few exceptions.