Don’t allow customers sans mask, Chandigarh traders told

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Updated At : 12:47 PM Nov 21, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, November 20

In the wake of a sudden spike in the coronavirus cases, the Chandigarh Traders Association, Sector 17, has appealed to shopkeepers not to allow customers to enter their shops without wearing a mask.

Association president Kamaljit Singh Panchi said the shopkeepers had been asked to tell customers to put on a mask while entering the premises. “They should also wear a mask in their shops or offices while interacting with customers and spread awareness,” he said, adding that violators could be penalised. Panchi said shopkeepers and customers must wear masks as doctors had warned that this time the corona wave could be more dangerous.

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