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New guidelines issued for operation of fruit and vegetable market in Indore

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Published : May 27, 2020, 12:36 PM IST

Indore District Magistrate Manish Singh on Tuesday has issued new guidelines regarding the operation of fruit and vegetable market. The market's operational timings have been curtailed to 8 AM to 5 PM.

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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): As per new guidelines of the district administration, only licensed vegetable traders can operate from the Devi Ahilyabai Holkar fruit and vegetable market in Indore.

The market's operational timings have also been curtailed to 8 AM to 5 PM. The orders have been issued by District Magistrate Manish Singh on Tuesday.

The entry of merchants and loaders has been restricted and farmers produce will be sold by wholesalers and trading agents through the auction process.

The authority has also restricted the movement of people. The entry of loading vehicles into the market will remain on the basis of booking, as per the new orders.

Officials have been asked to ensure the following of health safety norms including using of sanitisers, wearing masks and gloves and enforcement of social distancing norms.

This order has come into force with immediate effect. "Action will be taken under Section 188 of the India Penal Code against the violators," the directive stated.

(ANI Report)


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Indore (Madhya Pradesh): As per new guidelines of the district administration, only licensed vegetable traders can operate from the Devi Ahilyabai Holkar fruit and vegetable market in Indore.

The market's operational timings have also been curtailed to 8 AM to 5 PM. The orders have been issued by District Magistrate Manish Singh on Tuesday.

The entry of merchants and loaders has been restricted and farmers produce will be sold by wholesalers and trading agents through the auction process.

The authority has also restricted the movement of people. The entry of loading vehicles into the market will remain on the basis of booking, as per the new orders.

Officials have been asked to ensure the following of health safety norms including using of sanitisers, wearing masks and gloves and enforcement of social distancing norms.

This order has come into force with immediate effect. "Action will be taken under Section 188 of the India Penal Code against the violators," the directive stated.

(ANI Report)


Also Read: Farmers queue up with 4 km truck line in Madhya Pradesh, state govt in question

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