Anil Baijal: Shops selling essential commodities in Delhi can stay open 24 hours
Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal on Thursday said that all shops selling essential commodities in Delhi will be allowed to remain open round the clock to prevent crowding and rush by the people.
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He said that the government will provide passes to ration shops, medicine shops, vegetable vendors and other essential service providers via WhatsApp. "We are providing E-passes to all those involved in essential services. All you need to do is to call on 1031, following which the directions for getting the pass will be conveyed. The passes will be sent to them via WhatsApp," Kejriwal said.