Coimbatore: City residents don’t seem to panic on news about complete locking again.
However, Tiplers seem to be an exception and they looked clustered Tasmac outlets on Saturday to provide liquor for the week, when the district government has announced the total locking to control the spread of Covid-19.
While the kiosk that sells meat and fish is still open until 9pm, they did not report hurriedly that day.
Traders said while sales were normal throughout the day, the same was picked up after 5 pm, because people turned out to be a purchase after work.
They connect a low overview to the month of Tamil Peatment.
Aakash, a citizen of Ukkadam, said he would usually buy only fresh meat.
“But remembering total locking, I decided to buy meat today (Saturday).
We have some relatives who visit us on Sunday.
We also bought some fish, because of the reasonable price.” Malls and other commercial areas in the city only watched Normal crowd that day.
Everything is not different in commercial hubs such as Oppanakara Street and Gandhipuram.
“There is a decent crowd and the sale is also good.
But usually on Saturday.
There is no increase in the crowd because of the total lip on Sunday,” said a manager of the clothing room at Brookefields Mall.