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Dehradun: The Dehradun nagar nigam will establish 10 vending zones where 2,700 registered hawkers can set up shop. Will we be allowed set up our carts in those special zones?” asked a vendor near Parade Ground.Jogdande said that the nagar nigam is not registering vendors any more. The land to allot these zones has been identified.Municipal commissioner Vijay Kumar Jogdande said that all registered vendors would be allowed to set up their carts at the vending zones from October. Hawkers not registered with the nagar nigam expressed concerns at the development.“There are thousands who are not registered with the corporation. “The vending zones will ease traffic jams caused by illegal shops and carts,” he said.Jogdande added that the zones would have basic amenities like toilet and drinking water facilities.
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