Lockdown is a lesson for Bengalureans

Bengaluru: No one has forgotten the scandal created by the Corona epidemic in Bengaluru. Though the lock-down policy is strictly enforced by the police statewide, Bengaluru is the highlight of the news media and visual media. The crowded Bengaluru metropolis is not a fiasco.

Ever since Bengaluru, there have been titles such as those who have embraced apartment culture, people who don’t speak to neighbors, micro-families like the islands. The opposite is true of a new survey conducted by MyGate.

At the time of Corona lockdown, 98.79 percent of Bengalureans admitted to having a good relationship with their neighbors and were cooperating with each other. The survey also found that small businesses, including grocery stores in their neighborhood, have helped small businesses by buying things.

Interestingly, this is the first time that locksmiths have had a good relationship with their neighbors during lockdown. The survey also revealed that 80 per cent of Bengalureans rely on their neighbors. The survey was conducted in 12 cities across the country.