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In Pictures: Srinagar Sunday Market Gets Its Buzz Back

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February 13, 2022
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In Pictures: Srinagar Sunday Market Gets Its Buzz Back
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By Zargar Zahoor

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Amid lifting weekend lockdown, the weekly flea market popularly known as Sunday Market resumed.
Continuous closure of Sunday Market had hit the livelihood of street vendors.
he closure of the flea market had also disappointed thousands of people who prefer to purchase goods from this market at cheaper rates.
The weekly market stretches from the Tourist Reception Center (TRC) to Polo View area, a distance of half a kilometre.
The market had mostly remained closed during the past two years since the outbreak of the pandemic.
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By Zargar Zahoor

Amid lifting weekend lockdown, the weekly flea market popularly known as Sunday Market resumed.
Continuous closure of Sunday Market had hit the livelihood of street vendors.
he closure of the flea market had also disappointed thousands of people who prefer to purchase goods from this market at cheaper rates.
The weekly market stretches from the Tourist Reception Center (TRC) to Polo View area, a distance of half a kilometre.
The market had mostly remained closed during the past two years since the outbreak of the pandemic.
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