Panic buyers out on roads and in markets to buy vegetables, milk
May 06, 2020
Ahmedabad: In pictures – People out on roads in Amdavad earlier this evening to stock vegetables and grocery items after AMC decision to allow only milk parlous and medicine shops to open for seven days starting from tomorrow
Panic buyers outnumbered police at most places. The scene was like there’s no more lockdown and the city is no more in grip of Covid19. People wanted to buy lot of grocery, vegetables to stock before 7 pm, the time when shops are ordered to close and road movements are prohibited.
Road traffic was normal at pre-lockdown level in many areas, and at places traffic jam was also seen during panic buying hours in the city
Panic buyers outnumbered police at most places. The scene was like there's no more lockdown and the city is no more in grip of Covid19. People wanted to buy lot of grocery, vegetables to stock before 7 pm, the time when shops are ordered to close and road movements are prohibited pic.twitter.com/hFlvF3eUBr
— DeshGujarat (@DeshGujarat) May 6, 2020
Road traffic was normal at pre-lockdown level in many areas, and at places traffic jam was also seen during panic buying hours in the city pic.twitter.com/vsZqCkTOBg
— DeshGujarat (@DeshGujarat) May 6, 2020
DeshGujarat
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