Kerala : Goods were available at 50% discount in the mall, crowd gathered at midnight, people were seen standing in line like ants
Have you ever seen such a crowd in a mall? After seeing that, you start thinking that where did this crowd come from or you will think whether this mall will never open again after today. Because a mall on social media A video of this is going viral, which has shocked people.Lulu Mall of Kerala (Kerala) offered its customers to buy goods for half the price during the midnight sale. , so he had no idea that his outlet would attract such a large number of people. Thousands of shoppers reached the mall to take advantage of the special discount of 50 percent, a video of which shocked people. Mall on the night of July 6 Open to the public from 11:59 am to the morning of 7 July.
Shocking footage emerged from the mall’s Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi outlets, with thousands of people either scrambling to get the best deals or waiting for their numbers to appear in never-ending lines. were waiting. In a video shared on Twitter, mall employees are seen unable to control the frenzied crowd. As soon as the shopkeepers entered, they were pushed aside.
Thread on some videos from #Lulumall, cochin !!
— Vineeth K (@DealsDhamaka) July 8, 2022
Looked like the entire Kochi was in the mall. Reminded me of Saravana stores, chennaipic.twitter.com/AscmYHFljM
Another video shows slow-moving shoppers occupying every inch of a mall’s stairs. One Twitter user compared the crowd to the chaos of demonetisation, while another for the launch of Ikea in Bengaluru. “It’s the crazy rush or are the stores giving away everything for free? Something like this happened on the opening day of B’lore IKEA,” he said.
Remember iPhone launch queues ?
— Vijay Shekhar Sharma (@vijayshekhar) July 9, 2022
Here is our Kerala’s Lulu Mall sale queue at midnight:
pic.twitter.com/X4cCcFDbYi
During the Ikea launch, people had to queue for about 3 hours and it became difficult for the security personnel to handle the crowd. By 6 pm on Saturday evening, the crowd was so big that the store had to announce it on Twitter.
