UNB, Dhaka :
Shopping is going on in full swing as families and friends are thronging the city markets to buy their Eid gifts.
Visiting different shopping centres over the last couple of days, this UNB correspondent listened to some of the euphoric individuals in their efforts to ‘buy some joys’ to their near and dear ones for the upcoming Eid.
People are seen crowding the luxurious shopping
malls more for the good environment and good collections.
A visitor, Mahmuda Akhter, said, “The environment is congenial to us. It’s very tough to stay at the shopping centre for a long time without air conditioner in the summer. So, I’ve chosen the Bashundara Shopping Mall. It’s a centre for good collections with fresh arrivals of national international brands. The price is too high, but is comfortable to shop.” Rafiq, a salesman of a saree shop at Eastern Plaza, said the sale of saree has increased after the 10th Ramzan. “Now we’re selling a huge number of products. The rush of buyers goes high after the iftar.” Humiyara Anka, a student of North South University, was visiting Jamuna Future Park.
Talking to UNB, she said, “We didn’t expect this huge crowd. It would have been better had we come some days ago. All the sellers are busy with the sale. We’re not getting enough time to choose in the rush.”
Alongside the luxurious shopping malls, middle- and lower middle-income people are gathering at different shopping centres like Rajdhani Super Market in Tikatuli, New Market that sell products at formidable prices.
Talking to UNB at Rajdhani Super Market, Rahim, a day labourer, said, “I don’t have the ability to go to the big markets. I buy dresses from this market. The price is low.
Shopping is going on in full swing as families and friends are thronging the city markets to buy their Eid gifts.
Visiting different shopping centres over the last couple of days, this UNB correspondent listened to some of the euphoric individuals in their efforts to ‘buy some joys’ to their near and dear ones for the upcoming Eid.
People are seen crowding the luxurious shopping
malls more for the good environment and good collections.
A visitor, Mahmuda Akhter, said, “The environment is congenial to us. It’s very tough to stay at the shopping centre for a long time without air conditioner in the summer. So, I’ve chosen the Bashundara Shopping Mall. It’s a centre for good collections with fresh arrivals of national international brands. The price is too high, but is comfortable to shop.” Rafiq, a salesman of a saree shop at Eastern Plaza, said the sale of saree has increased after the 10th Ramzan. “Now we’re selling a huge number of products. The rush of buyers goes high after the iftar.” Humiyara Anka, a student of North South University, was visiting Jamuna Future Park.
Talking to UNB, she said, “We didn’t expect this huge crowd. It would have been better had we come some days ago. All the sellers are busy with the sale. We’re not getting enough time to choose in the rush.”
Alongside the luxurious shopping malls, middle- and lower middle-income people are gathering at different shopping centres like Rajdhani Super Market in Tikatuli, New Market that sell products at formidable prices.
Talking to UNB at Rajdhani Super Market, Rahim, a day labourer, said, “I don’t have the ability to go to the big markets. I buy dresses from this market. The price is low.
