Market retailers will reopen after DHHS 'provides clarity' on advice

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Market retailers will reopen after DHHS 'provides clarity' on advice |EXCLUSIVE

A Preston Market spokesman said retailers had been informed they could reopen after the DHHS clarified the rules.

“Even though Preston Market or Victoria or South Melbourne are markets in name, they are no different to any other shopping centre," Mr Bekhazi said.“And they probably have even more space in order to enforce all the different social distancing requirements.” Meanwhile, shops at the South Melbourne and Queen Victoria markets also remain shut as no one has let them know that they can reopen.

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