By S Bhuvaneshwaribengaluru: With many hotels that have closed the store and many more staggered under severe financial pressure, travelers in Bengaluru said they were unable to do other locking.
The Bruhat Bangalore Hotel’Asociation (BBHA) said the representation in this case would soon be made for CMBasavaraj Bommai.
Veerendra N Kamat, Secretary General, BBHH, said that more than 6,000 hotels have been closed in the last 18 months and that more than 1,500 has not opened after the second lock.
He added that 10,000 others can be closed if their financial crisis is exactly.
“Many hotel owners who have closed can not even sell their furniture and other items because no one is interested in acquiring them,” Kamat added.
He added that the corporate office that applying work from home also affected their business.
In addition, this industry also looks at low labor considering most migrant workers who leave Bengaluru after the second lock has not returned to the city.
PC Rao, President, BBHHA, added: “The government made unilaterally decisions without consulting concerned Locking must be the last choice and that the government must focus on accelerating vaccination by making existing doses available for all areas with several places.
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The government must also provide RT-PCR test results within a few hours instead of drinking it two-three days.
We will meet CM on Monday or Tuesday,” he said.