Retail traders of Gandhi Market to be shifted
The Hindu
To G. Corner ground near Golden Rock from Sunday
With the State government banning retail sale in major wholesale markets in the State from Saturday in the wake of the second wave of COVID 19, retail traders of Gandhi Market in the city will be shifted temporarily to the G.Corner railway ground near Golden Rock from Sunday. A decision to this effect was taken at a meeting convened by District Collector S.Divyadarshini with traders representatives of the Gandhi Market on Friday evening. Confirming the move, Ms.Divyadarshini said that the retail traders would be allowed to function at the Gandhi Market, adhering to COVID 19 safety protocol, for a day on Saturday, until arrangements are in place at the G.Corner grounds. In principle approval has been obtained from the Railways for using its ground at G.Corner for the purpose.
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