Numaish, which recently commenced in Hyderabad, is anticipated to last until Ramzan. Previously, the exhibition had been postponed owing to the state’s COVID-19 crisis.
The decision on whether or not to prolong will be made soon. According to the secretary of the society, extending the show dates will help both vendors and tourists. While Ramzan in Hyderabad is set to begin in the first week of April, preparations are in the works to extend the exhibition till the third week of April. So far, 40,000 people have visited Hyderabad’s Numaish, which opened on February 25, 2022.
Approximately half of the 1400 stalls at the expo have opened, with the remainder expected to open in the next two days. The Numaish ticket price has not been adjusted by the exhibition society. The cost is Rs. 30 per person. Children under the age of five, on the other hand, are admitted free of charge.
The Numaish was abruptly stopped in early January as a result of a Hyderabad police directive in response to the Omicron-triggered Covid third wave. The authorities, however, authorised the group to restart the show on February 25. It will run till the end of March.
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Not just inside the Numaish grounds, but several people set up smaller stalls outside to sell local products and food. The organisers have also made arrangements for free parking around the expo grounds.
A 12-year-old girl was hurt after falling from a thrill ride at Numaish
On Tuesday evening, a 12-year-old girl was hurt after falling from a thrill ride at the Numaish.
The girl, a native of Red Hills in Nampally, had lately returned from Canada to visit family in the city. On Tuesday evening, the child went to the exhibition with her family and, after viewing a few stalls, went to the playing arena and boarded a ride.
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“The child slipped and fell from the ride, injuring himself.” “Family members took her to the hospital,” Begum Bazaar police stated.
The family members have not yet filed a complaint, according to the police.
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