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Unit-I Haat (vegetable market) in Bhubaneswar shifted to the Unit-I Boys High School playground

in Smartcity Bhubaneswar January 19, 2022 Comments Off on Unit-I Haat (vegetable market) in Bhubaneswar shifted to the Unit-I Boys High School playground 88 Views

Bhubaneswar:19/1/22: The Unit-I Haat (vegetable market) in the capital city was today shifted to the Unit-I Boys High School playground to ensure decongestion and social distancing amid rising COVID-19 cases.

The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has asked the vendors to maintain a minimum distance of 8 feet between two shops. Marks have been created on the ground for customers to maintain social distancing of 6 feet among themselves.

The shopkeepers have been directed to make sure that the customers adhere to COVID-19 guidelines while buying vegetables from their shops.

The use of masks and hand sanitizers has also been emphasized by the civic body.

The BMC has also warned of stringent action against violation of the COVID-19 norms at the vegetable market.

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