Moulvibazar Correspondent

Eid is only one day left. Last minute Eid shopping has accumulated in Moulvibazar. From the elite markets of the city to the sidewalks, people are busy shopping everywhere. Eid shopping started from the first time of Ramadan in Moulvibazar, which is inhabited by expatriates. The atmosphere of shopping is blowing in the elite shopping malls of Moulvibazar.

The shops are lined with famous brands and foreign clothes. Some have organized raffle draws or special discounts to attract buyers. In this year's Eid bazar, women's saree, three-back, selwar-kameez, fatwa, skirt-tops, boys' long and short Punjabi, fatwa, shirts, jeans and t-shirts and children's clothes of various colors and designs have been collected in various clothing markets.

Some of the elite markets are MB Cloth Store, Bilash Departmental Store, Julia Shopping City, MR Fashion, Alamdina Cloth Store, Ashraf Centre, Ahmed Mansion, Serratown Plaza, Seven Star, Shapla Mansion, RK Complex. Crowds of shoppers were noticed in all the shopping centers. Along with the famous market stalls, the sidewalk shops are also lined with hawkers selling a variety of designer clothes. The hawkers said that the number of buyers this year is more than the previous year.

A few small and medium markets of Moulvibazar have been visited, now shopping has not started in the fullness of Eid. S Alom Sumon, the businessman of Paur Mini Market, said that Ramadan has started. Now Thane cloth and fabrics are being sold somewhat. Sales have not started in other stores. He said that sales may increase in the market a few days before Eid. Although the city's big shopping malls and markets are crowded with Eid markets. The two main outfits of the city.

Bipani MB and Bilas can be seen crowding the shoppers. The manager of MB Cloth Store said, keeping in mind the sales of last time, high-quality clothes have been brought this time. Before Eid, the price of clothing is normal, but during Eid, traders increase the price of various clothes. As a result, buyers are forced to buy clothes at several times higher prices. Sumayya Boutique for Eid shopping in fashion Asa college students Samia and Sadia Jahan said that the price of clothes is a little higher this year than last time.

Along with the police, RAB is patrolling the Eid market for security and the law enforcement forces are patrolling the dangerous areas and points outside the city and the city round the clock.