PATNA: Three days have passed since the reopening of stores in a staggered way from town, however footfall of clients is still quite low as individuals prefer never to leave their houses unless needed.
Consequently, owners of all salons, wedding rings, furniture stores and hardware shops continue to suffer declines.
Mohammed Shayan, who owns a hardware shop in Ashiyana Road, stated he left the very first purchase on Thursday following the jump.
“Our future looks unclear.
My shop is about the primary street and I must pay a huge sum as leasing.
The landlord will not spare me regardless of the pandemic and consequent losses I have been affected” Shravan Kumar, with an electric shop at S K Puri, stated,”Clients arrive in smallish amounts after 1pm and we’ve got to down walls at 2pm.
An ordinary store in town must cover over Rs 1.5 lakh a month for unique bills and lease.
It is not possible to recoup our losses anytime soon.” Faizal Ansari, a resident of Indirapuri, stated,”The expansion of business hours shops is a fantastic move.
We had been finding it hard to get goods when stores were closed at 10am.
But, I prefer to not leave home unless mandatory.” Sanjeev Kumar, a dealer, said that the footfall of consumers in his supermarket has decreased drastically.
“We areall, but getting home delivery requests,” he included Anil Kumar Singh, principal financial officer in the other grocery store, stated,”Maintaining social bookmarking is becoming easier today as people are now taking precautions” Mukesh Kayasth, accountant in a salon series at Patna, stated,”It’s been just two days because the salons started, but the answer remains poor.
We have never been in a position to clear outstanding salary of our workers.”