LUCKNOW: Despite district management’s two-day drive to induce other people to shun use of plastic, many were noticed the usage of skinny poly baggage and thermocol disposable utensils despite the fact that the ban came into impact on Sunday with the state govt passing an ordinance.
Shopkeepers and customers said that they were forced to make use of polythene as there is not any change, whilst some said that polythene baggage were extra suited to wearing positive pieces.
When TOI went out for a truth check, it found that polythene was once getting used without any hesitation.
Shopkeepers and vendors below Nishatganj flyover were delivering culmination, vegetables to customers in skinny poly baggage.
“These polythene baggage are less expensive than the thicker ones. I can have to extend cost of my goods if I opt for thicker baggage as they cost extra. I can’t refuse customers if they don’t carry their very own material baggage. The govt must provide an alternate to us first,” said a shopkeeper.
Even shopkeepers in Hazratganj and Lalbagh were observed handing polythene baggage.
When questioned they said that it's going to take some time for them as the general public aren't conscious and mindful of the ban and don’t carry their very own baggage.
“There is not any reasonable change. I went to shop for thicker poly baggage, but they weren't available. I'm pressured to make use of banned ones,” said Mohammad Samir, a medication shop proprietor in Hazratganj.
Shopkeepers at Victoria Street, Nadan Mahal highway, Rakabganj, Akbari Gate, Gol Darwaza, Mandi crossing and adjacent areas in Old City were additionally found the usage of banned poly baggage.
“The thicker poly baggage are expensive. We cannot give them totally free to customers and if we fee for them then customers feel angry,” said Shubham Arora, proprietor of a clothes shop.
“I came to shop for mutton but material baggage aren't suited to wearing it. The meatseller charged Rs 5 additional for thick poly bag,” said Imran, a resident of Nishatganj.
Plenty of stores had, alternatively, began the usage of paper and material baggage soon after the ban was once announced and had began telling their customers about it.
Shopkeepers and customers said that they were forced to make use of polythene as there is not any change, whilst some said that polythene baggage were extra suited to wearing positive pieces.
When TOI went out for a truth check, it found that polythene was once getting used without any hesitation.
Shopkeepers and vendors below Nishatganj flyover were delivering culmination, vegetables to customers in skinny poly baggage.
“These polythene baggage are less expensive than the thicker ones. I can have to extend cost of my goods if I opt for thicker baggage as they cost extra. I can’t refuse customers if they don’t carry their very own material baggage. The govt must provide an alternate to us first,” said a shopkeeper.
Even shopkeepers in Hazratganj and Lalbagh were observed handing polythene baggage.
When questioned they said that it's going to take some time for them as the general public aren't conscious and mindful of the ban and don’t carry their very own baggage.
“There is not any reasonable change. I went to shop for thicker poly baggage, but they weren't available. I'm pressured to make use of banned ones,” said Mohammad Samir, a medication shop proprietor in Hazratganj.
Shopkeepers at Victoria Street, Nadan Mahal highway, Rakabganj, Akbari Gate, Gol Darwaza, Mandi crossing and adjacent areas in Old City were additionally found the usage of banned poly baggage.
“The thicker poly baggage are expensive. We cannot give them totally free to customers and if we fee for them then customers feel angry,” said Shubham Arora, proprietor of a clothes shop.
“I came to shop for mutton but material baggage aren't suited to wearing it. The meatseller charged Rs 5 additional for thick poly bag,” said Imran, a resident of Nishatganj.
Plenty of stores had, alternatively, began the usage of paper and material baggage soon after the ban was once announced and had began telling their customers about it.
Lucknow: Stores, buyers fail to shun poly bags
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July 16, 2018
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