Noida / Ghaziabad: With a worrying increase in Covid cases in the second wave, people will think that people understand the virus graveness and will comply with the appropriate behavior of social distance as an existence holy law.
However, if the popular market visual in the city is proof, it is not the problem.
Despite several complaints with administration and fines imposed by the police, the market in Noida and Ghaziabad remained crowded.
When Tim Tii visited this market on Monday night, people had flooded the market area, including Atta, sector 27 and sector 8.
According to the shop owner, it was a regular affair for the market to be crowded because people needed them everyday supplies.
“The crowd began to swell as soon as the market was left open.
People cannot last long.
Most people in this area need to buy their inventory every day because they don’t produce a lot.
Having customers is good for us and because most people have been infected by Covid, afraid of less , “Said Healal Kumar, vendors in sector 8.
Other stores said that even after complaining, people did not diminish in the market and strict enforcement need to be in place.” After we complained the last time, the police started challenging people.
But until the unauthorized street vendors continue to mushroom in the area, the crowd will remain under control.
Only shops can store counts for those who enter, but vendors cannot do that, “said CB Jha, President of the Atta Market Association.
Even residents complain to administration about crowding.
They said that while Delhi’s neighbor had regularly turn off the market to control the crowd, no such steps had been taken in Noida.
“Social distance needs to be strictly enforced if the person himself does not do it.
We only waited for the third wave to hit us said that the police had been told to take action but even more stringent steps, including closing the market, it could be considered if the Covid protocol was not followed.
The state government recently decided that on Monday, night hours will remain at place 10:00 -06:00 .
In addition, traders claimed to be a loss of suffering and lockdowns wanting weekends to be appointed.
“We b Enar-surely hopes for weekends will end now.
Because it doesn’t happen, many businesses suffer big losses.
The government must reconsider the decision, especially for places such as Noida which is very close to Delhi.
If the weekend lip remains, the customer will go to Delhi.
This is not only the detriment of traders, but the government also lost revenue that will be Delhi instead of Uttar Pradesh, “said SK Jain, sector president 18 market association.