Late night vending areas will start soon in Jamshedpur, the city will be safe from late night activities

Jamshedpur, East Singhbhum: The East Singhbhum district administration of Jharkhand has started preparing to increase the late night life in the city. Right now most of the shops are closed after 8 pm. Due to this, there is no mode of movement on the streets. It is the effort of the district administration that there should be activity on the streets of the city late night, so that the security of the city and women's safety can be provided. The district administration is working on this action plan.

It is the effort of the district administration that it can be started after the completion of the health protection week caused by Corona transition period. Preparations are being made by the district administration to set up a late night vending zone in the city. Where shops remain open for a longer time in the night than normal days and other activities are conducted with food.

It is expected to take this plan on the ground in 3 to 4 months after the Corona infection is over. DC Suraj Kumar himself is taking interest in the preparation of late night vending zone. In this regard, he along with the officials of JNAC visited various places including Sakchi and had a view of the site.

(EW Correspondent)

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