Cheap goods 'flood' many streets in Vinh City near Tet
(Baonghean.vn) - The time before Tet is the time when many streets and sidewalks in Nghe An become bustling as traders take advantage of the opportunity to sell off their goods with a variety of cheap items.
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| On the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2022, many forms of promotions, discounts on inventory, and liquidation appeared densely on the sidewalks of streets and country roads. Makeshift stalls with advertising signs: "Discounted goods", "Year-end clearance", "Super cheap goods", "same price goods"... sprung up everywhere. In the photo: The sidewalk of Phong Dinh Cang Street, Vinh City was turned into a clearance point on the morning of January 26. Photo: PV |
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| The items for sale are very diverse with clothes, shoes, household items... but the most popular are still autumn and winter clothes flooding the streets, most of which are imported from the South at prices much cheaper than the market price. Photo: PV |
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| On Ly Nhat Quang Street, Vinh City, bedding, pillows and mattresses are also sold everywhere on the sidewalk with prices ranging from just a few tens of thousands to a few hundred thousand. Explaining this, the owner of a clearance point said: "Most of these are new items, but there are errors in the sewing process so they have to be liquidated at cheap prices...". Photo: PV |
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| Household items are sold in a wide variety, priced at just a few tens of thousands of dong each. Most of the items have no price tags or labels. Photo: PV |
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| Some traders took the opportunity to sell shoes and sandals on Tran Phu Street on the morning of January 26. Photo: PV |
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| To attract customers, retailers often choose intersections, three-way intersections, and major roads as places to sell goods because there are many people passing by. The selling points are often crowded with buyers because of the psychology of wanting cheap prices. However, these points often cause traffic insecurity, urban order, and violations of epidemic prevention safety. Photo: PV |
