Garment and footwear shops to open today with restrictions

Ranchi: Garment and footwear businesses across Jharkhand will be allowed to open their outlets from tomorrow. State government Thursday issued a notification permitting such shops to do business with certain restrictions.

As per the notification signed by Jharkhand Chief Secretary Sukhdev Singh, shops selling cloth/readymade garments/hosiery and footwear in district headquarter urban areas will be permitted to carry out business activities with effect from tomorrow.

The notification came on behalf of Disaster Management Department. ¨!– /wp:paragraph –>

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