Berhampur: Traders in south Odisha’s largest commercial city, Berhampur, have taken the lead in the fight against the third wave of COVID-19 by making “no mask, no ration” mandatory for customers.
Berhampur bibasai federation And Desibehera Banik The union has also urged all the shopkeepers to wear masks and follow the guidelines of Kovid-19.
On Thursday evening, some members of executive committees of trade bodies visited various shops in the Silk City’s main business hub, Bada Bazar, to educate shopkeepers about the safety measures.
“We have also suggested to the shopkeepers that people not wearing masks should not be served at their outlets,” Rabindra Nath said. Sahu, Secretary, Berhampur Baybasai Federation.
“People from Ganjam and neighboring districts come to Bada Bazar for business purposes. There is a possibility of infection spreading in his congregation. The decision to go without masks, no ration will help protect the shopkeepers, their employees and customers from the deadly virus,” said Sahu.
The Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BEMC) has also decided to intensify its drive to implement the COVID guidelines especially in the market areas. “The enforcement squads of the BMC have been asked to take steps to enforce the Covid guidelines and shut down any outlets violating the initiatives of the government and district administration to keep the virus at bay,” it said. Siddheshwar Baliram Bondari, BMC Commissioner.
Berhampur bibasai federation And Desibehera Banik The union has also urged all the shopkeepers to wear masks and follow the guidelines of Kovid-19.
On Thursday evening, some members of executive committees of trade bodies visited various shops in the Silk City’s main business hub, Bada Bazar, to educate shopkeepers about the safety measures.
“We have also suggested to the shopkeepers that people not wearing masks should not be served at their outlets,” Rabindra Nath said. Sahu, Secretary, Berhampur Baybasai Federation.
“People from Ganjam and neighboring districts come to Bada Bazar for business purposes. There is a possibility of infection spreading in his congregation. The decision to go without masks, no ration will help protect the shopkeepers, their employees and customers from the deadly virus,” said Sahu.
The Berhampur Municipal Corporation (BEMC) has also decided to intensify its drive to implement the COVID guidelines especially in the market areas. “The enforcement squads of the BMC have been asked to take steps to enforce the Covid guidelines and shut down any outlets violating the initiatives of the government and district administration to keep the virus at bay,” it said. Siddheshwar Baliram Bondari, BMC Commissioner.
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