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Tirupur: A complete curfew will be imposed in Tamil Nadu for a week from tomorrow. The TN government also announced that people can venture out and buy whatever they need today.
Following this, there was a huge crowd in the shops today to buy groceries and vegetables. People also gathered at mutton, chicken and fish shops. This caused traffic congestion in many places in Tirupur.
The curfew will be enforced without any relaxation for a period of one week from tomorrowto prevent the spread of corona. In the interest of the public, all shops were allowed to open until 9pm last night. Also, permission was granted to open stores today from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
All the closed shops across Tamil Nadu, including vegetables and groceries, were reopened immediately yesterday afternoon. Following the implementation of the one-week curfew, the public decided to buy and keep what they needed for a week.
They gathered at the grocery store and grocery store to buy the items they needed. In total they went shopping for supplies for a week. Thus, the crowd swelled in all the shops. Mutton, chicken and fish shops will be closed for a week from tomorrow.
Thus, the crowd at these stores was also slightly higher. Traffic was congested at various places, including the Tirupur Thennambalayam market area, as the public gathered at the same time to buy all their necessities.
Following this, there was a huge crowd in the shops today to buy groceries and vegetables. People also gathered at mutton, chicken and fish shops. This caused traffic congestion in many places in Tirupur.
The curfew will be enforced without any relaxation for a period of one week from tomorrowto prevent the spread of corona. In the interest of the public, all shops were allowed to open until 9pm last night. Also, permission was granted to open stores today from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
All the closed shops across Tamil Nadu, including vegetables and groceries, were reopened immediately yesterday afternoon. Following the implementation of the one-week curfew, the public decided to buy and keep what they needed for a week.
They gathered at the grocery store and grocery store to buy the items they needed. In total they went shopping for supplies for a week. Thus, the crowd swelled in all the shops. Mutton, chicken and fish shops will be closed for a week from tomorrow.
Thus, the crowd at these stores was also slightly higher. Traffic was congested at various places, including the Tirupur Thennambalayam market area, as the public gathered at the same time to buy all their necessities.