Koki Market back in business

PORT Moresby’s Koki Market reopened at the weekend following its closure in late March.
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Shoppers wash their hands at Koki Market

Staff Reporter

Moresby South MP Justin Tkatchenko was responsible for both its closure and reopening. For admission to the facility, certain conditions apply.
 
In a Facebook posting Tkatchenko said that there were simple rules to be followed:
 
• Market-goers' temperatures would be taken and anyone registering 38C and above would be refused entry and advised to go to their closest clinic.
 
• All visitors and vendors would have to wash their hands before entering the market.
 
• Shoppers should simply buy what they want and then go home as the market is not a place to socialise.
 
• No betelnut-buai is allowed to be chewed or sold at the market.
 
• No unaccompanied children or animals are allowed in the market.
 
• All vendors must keep 2m apart from one another and shoppers must practise social distancing.

 

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