Seal borders instead of clampdown: traders
The Hindu
They say weekend curfew in Mysuru will ruin businesses
Representatives of various trade associations and business establishments of Mysuru met here on Saturday and strongly opposed the weekend curfew in Mysuru citing reasons of COVID-19 spike in Kerala. They urged the government to withdraw the curfew as the traders and business community will be hard hit once again as they were yet to recover from the losses they suffered during this year’s protracted lockdown. The Federation of Mysuru Traders’ Associations suggested that the government considerg sealing or stepping up checks at the inter-State border instead of clampdown. “How wise is it to interrupt trade with repeated clampdowns amidst an estimate that the pandemic would remain till 2025,” they asked.
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