Wholesale traders in Koyambedu market want encroachments to be cleared
The Hindu
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Koyambedu wholesale market traders’ association want Market Management Committee (MMC) to take stringent action against encroachments and focus on enforcing traffic regulations.
Members of the Koyambedu Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers Merchants’ Association passed resolutions pertaining to the market and made a representation to the Koyambedu MMC on the issues raised during the annual meeting held recently.
Wholesale traders said although the MMC took steps to prevent encroachments, the space around the market was occupied by unlicensed merchants, particularly those selling curry and coriander leaves. They blocked some gates causing hindrance to movement of vehicles.
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