After 15 months difficult because of a pandemic and lots of locking, the market in NCR finally began to see the increasing and some cheering as a celebration season approach.
With Raksha Bandhan – First Festival this season – only a few more weeks, the market in NCR all faces, and the buyer has begun to arrive.
The market like Sarojini Nagar, Lajpat Nagar and Marg Arjun Gurgaon once again saw the type of foot they did pre-pandemic.
With Raksha Bandhan only weeks away, the market in NCR was all decorated with Uprachana, who had been to the Gurgaon open market several times recently, said, “The market was contested for Raksha Bandhan.
Given the pandemic, most of us will not travel to a big family But sending it our romhis.
So, go to the market now when there is a smaller crowd makes sense.
Beyond it, just use the mask, use hand sanitiser, and keep the distance social and you have to be fine.
“Resident Delhi Nilesh Kapoor added , “Raksha Bandhan is almost here, and then Ganesh Chaturthi and Janmashtami next.
Shopping for this festival cannot be done online.
I am ready to go to the market, considering vaccination has increased now.
We must be familiar with normal now.” NCR buyers have been began to arrive with safety steps in time placed with increased footsteps, the shop owner Convertible that no crowding and social settling are maintained.
“Of course, footsteps are tall, so there is a risk of being crowded.
But most stores have a hat on the number of people who go inside.
We prevent buyers from crowding in one place.
It’s well organized.
We strive to be systematic as possible,” The shop owner said from Sarojini Nagar Market.
Most markets also have sanititis and thermal screening processes.
The shop owner from Arjun Marg told us, “We have thermal playback and cleaning stations at the entrance.
In addition, most stores have sanitisers and everyone wears a mask.
We regularly tell people not to release masks and we don’t Ever released our mask too.
“The buyer said they did not see safety precautions as a hassle but only a must.
Asha Gupta, a gurgaon resident, said, “the precaution is for our own safety so we don’t have to be annoyed by them.
In fact, if any, we have to avoid going to places where such precautions are not taken.
So far, I have observed that a larger market tried to keep things safe.
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