Trade sector wants longer shopping hours in Ramadan

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People shop at Al-Sukkar Market, in downtown Amman, in this recent photo. (Photo: Ameer Khalifa/JNews)
AMMAN — President of the Jordan Chamber of Commerce Nael Al-Kabariti has called for reducing the curfew hours, especially as the fasting month of Ramadan is around the corner.اضافة اعلان

He noted in a statement that the holy month usually witnesses a rise in consumption and shopping, which, he said, necessitates that “curfew hours be slashed the working hours of malls, shopping centers and restaurants be extended, following the example of many countries”.

This should be coupled with strict observance of precautionary health measures and monitoring of shopper’s commitment to these protocols, the sector leader said, also urging intensive awareness messages to the public in this regard.