Haryana industry upset over night curfew

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Updated At : 12:25 PM Apr 15, 2021 IST

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Gurugram, April 14

Night curfew has left the industrial sector in a fix. A majority of industries in Gurugram and Manesar function in multiple shifts, including night shifts. This will no longer be possible with the night curbs. The industry has sought special night passes for the workers to ensure that production is not affected. “There is economic crisis and we need to keep the industries going. Our labour should be exempted from curbs,” said JN Mangla, president of the Gurgaon Industrial Association. — TNS

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