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For the home to the world’s second-largest Covid-19 outbreak, life in India is almost back to normal.
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“We just got fed up sitting at home, for how long can you do that?” said Kaniz Zehra, a 32-year-old stay-at-home parent to a toddler and a five-year-old. In recent months, she’s flown for two domestic holidays; last month, she braved the crowds at the DLF Mall of India, one of the country’s largest, outside of New Delhi.
NEW DELHI (BLOOMBERG) - For the home to the world s second-largest Covid-19 outbreak, life in India is almost back to normal.
Shopping mall parking lots are full again. Stores are buzzing, and there are long lines for hair salons and restaurants. We just got fed up sitting at home, for how long can you do that? said Kaniz Zehra, a 32-year-old stay-at-home parent to a toddler and a five-year-old.
In recent months, she s flown for two domestic holidays; last month, she braved the crowds at the DLF Mall of India, one of the country s largest, outside of New Delhi. Initially there was a fear of getting the infection, she said. But now it appears it hasn t affected Indians as badly as it hit people in other countries.
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A customer browses through clothes inside Mangaldas Market in Mumbai
For the home to the world s second-largest Covid-19 outbreak, life in India is almost back to normal.
Shopping mall parking lots are full again. Stores are buzzing, and there are long lines for hair salons and restaurants. We just got fed up sitting at home, for how long can you do that? said Kaniz Zehra, a 32-year-old stay-at-home parent to a toddler and a 5-year-old. In recent months, she s flown for two domestic holidays; last month, she braved the crowds at the DLF Mall of India, one of the country s largest, outside of New Delhi.
For the home to the world’s second-largest Covid-19 outbreak, life in India is almost back to normal. Shopping mall parking lots are full again. Stores are buzzing, and there are long lines for hair salons and restaurants. “We just got fed up sitting at home, for how long can you do that?” said Kaniz Zehra, a 32-year-old stay-at-home parent to a toddler and a 5-year-old. In recent months, she’s flown for two domestic holidays; last month, she braved the crowds at the DLF Mall of India, one of the country’s largest, outside of New Delhi. “Initially there was a fear of getting the infection,” she said. “But now it appears it hasn’t affected Indians as badly as it hit people in other countries.”
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