Traders of Hunsur, Hassan go in for self-imposed lockdown
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Traders of Hunsur, Hassan go in for self-imposed lockdown

July 8, 2020

Hunsur/ Hassan: With COVID-19 (Coronavirus) spreading rapidly and increase in COVID positive cases, the traders of Hunsur and Hassan, who held a meeting with the public at their respective places recently, have decided to close the shops in the afternoons.

According to the decision taken at the meetings, the traders of Hunsur will close their shops from 3 pm to 7 am, the traders of Hassan have decided to close their shops from 2 pm to 6 am.

MLA H.P. Manjunath, who chaired the meeting in Hunsur, decided to impose certain conditions to prevent the spread of the deadly virus and accordingly, it is mandatory for everyone to wear face masks and traders would be closing their shops from 3 pm. 

Also, people are asked not to move around unnecessarily failing which fines would be imposed on such persons and a fine of Rs. 5,000 would be imposed on traders who do not close in the stipulated time.

Complete lockdown on Saturday, Sunday in Hassan: Meanwhile, the traders and businessmen in Hassan have decided to go for a self-imposed lockdown from today (July 7).

From today, the shops will remain open from 6 am to 2 pm and on Saturday and Sunday, it would be a complete lockdown, according to the decision taken in the meeting and only shops selling essential commodities would be opened, according to MLA Preetham Gowda, who has urged the public to co-operate.

ONE COMMENT ON THIS POST To “Traders of Hunsur, Hassan go in for self-imposed lockdown”

  1. Past Mysorean says:

    “From today, the shops will remain open from 6 am to 2 pm and on Saturday and Sunday, it would be a complete lockdown, according to the decision taken in the meeting and only shops selling essential commodities would be opened, according to MLA Preetham Gowda, who has urged the public to co-operate”
    So, if Hunsur and Hassan face this lock down, what is the point of keeping shops which sell essential commodities which people may want after 2:00PM, when the lock down comes into effect,and people cannot move out of their homes.
    This MLA Gowda seems to have good brain forarranging this!
    On search,this was reported in the Hindu a year ago about this MLA Gowda:”The Shravanabelagola police in Channaryapatna taluk have registered a case against MLA for Hassan Preetham Gowda of the BJP and others on the charge of threatening to murder two JD(S) supporters. The alleged incident happened in Shravanabelagola on Wednesday night”
    What a model citizen of independent India! Independent India,should be lucky to have persons of this probity as their elected leaders!
    Well done! Jai Hind!!

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