"Cheap as free" goods flood many streets in Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - At this time, it is not difficult to see places on the roads and intersections where goods are dumped with a large number of buyers. However, people need to be careful with these items to avoid "losing money and getting sick".
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| At this time, mobile trucks appear everywhere to sell off year-end goods at cheap prices. In the photo: A clearance point for bedding, pillows and mattresses on Le Nin Avenue, Vinh City: Photo: QA |
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| Sidewalks are also "ideal places" for people to gather and illegally dump goods. In the photo: Dumping clothes and shoes on Nguyen Phong Sac Street (Vinh City), in front of the gate of the Provincial Oncology Hospital. Photo: QA |
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| Not only in Vinh City, but also on other major roads, there are unloading points. In the photo: On National Highway 7, through Dien Phuc Commune, Dien Chau District, there is an unloading point encroaching on the traffic safety corridor, posing a risk of insecurity when vehicles travel right next to it. Photo: QA |
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| Most of the clearance points are mainly warm clothes, imported from the South with prices much cheaper than markets and clothing shops. Currently, men's and women's T-shirts are 20,000 - 30,000 VND/piece; shirts are 50,000 VND/piece; sweaters are only 50,000 VND/piece; warm jackets and down jackets are about 150,000 VND/piece... Photo: QA |
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| However, the quality of the items is not guaranteed, many types of clothes that are often sold have errors in the sewing process, leading to unsaleable goods and having to be liquidated. Photo: QA |
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| Not only clothes, cheap household items are also sold on Nguyen Van Troi Street, Vinh City. Photo: QA |
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| Some poor quality pots and pans, without labels or origins, only wrapped in plastic bags, are sold everywhere. Photo: QA |
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| Mr. Phan Thanh Son - Captain of the Vinh City Urban Order Management Team said: The situation of dumping goods often occurs at the end of the year, so we have increased our forces to patrol and handle it. For households occupying the roadway and sidewalk as a place to dump goods, their vehicles and goods will be temporarily confiscated, and they will be fined from 2 to 3 million VND. If they repeat the offense, the penalty will be higher. Photo: QA |
