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Cyclone threat, govt rule keep green crackers demand low

Compared to a daily footfall of 2,000-2,500 in the Tallah Park Bazi Bazar in the pre-COVID Diwali seasons, the same has been around 1,000-1,500 from its opening on October 20, he said

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People purchase firecrackers at a market on the eve of Diwali festival on Sunday. Representation pic/ANI

People purchase firecrackers at a market on the eve of Diwali festival on Sunday. Representation pic/ANI

After a ‘subdued’ business for the past two years due to COVID-19, fireworks traders in West Bengal are keeping their fingers crossed for the Diwali festival this time even though demand for green firecrackers is yet to pick up.

They have not witnessed any sales traction due to several factors, including the government’s decision to allow only green fireworks and threatening of a cyclone during the Kali puja this year, said a functionary of a bazi bazar’ organising committee here.

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