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Buying spree leaves Rythu Bazaars in Krishna and NTR districts empty
By Y Brahmaji2 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
As Cyclone Arnab approached the Andhra Pradesh coast, consumers in Krishna and NTR districts rushed to markets to stock up on essentials, leading to shortages at Rythu Bazaars.
Authorities advised residents to remain indoors and traders to close establishments, while farmers and traders monitored potential crop and transport disruptions.
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VIJAYAWADA: With Cyclone Arnab approaching the coast, consumers in Krishna and NTR districts rushed to Rythu Bazaars, vegetable markets and grocery stores to stock up on vegetables, provisions and cooking essentials, anticipating disruptions to normal life as the weather conditions deteriorated.
Markets witnessed increased footfall as many consumers preferred to buy essential commodities in advance, fearing that worsening weather conditions, restrictions on movement and the closure of shops could make it difficult to access daily necessities during the cyclone.
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