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Traders at Harper General Market say water leaks, structural damage, and poor sanitation are disrupting daily operations and posing health risks. The issues include flooding and unsanitary facilities, which they say affect their ability to sell goods safely. This directly impacts the livelihoods of vendors and the safety of shoppers who rely on the market for essentials.
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Market women in Harper General Market are frustrated with deplorable conditions, citing water intrusion, leaking structures, and poor sanitation. The traders say these issues undermine daily trading activities and raise concerns about public health.
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