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Digital payment-led home deliveries to be allowed in Ahmedabad from May 15

The move is being made in an attempt to prevent spread of novel coronavirus through use of currency notes

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The circular does not allow any cash-on-delivery (COD) payment for home deliveries. Representative Image

Vinay Umarji Ahmedabad
As part of its exit strategy from the complete lockdown announced last week amid surging Covid-19 cases, Ahmedabad has permitted home deliveries of essentials on if payment is made digitally.

While a move towards reopening of vegetable, fruit and grocery shops starting May 15 is being made, civic authorities have directed all retail outlets to use only cashless payment modes for home deliveries. The move is being made in an attempt to prevent spread of novel coronavirus through use of currency notes. 

All retail joints and multi-brand retail outlets including D-Mart, Osia Hypermart, Big Basket, Big Bazar, Zomato and Swiggy, among others

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