capital's markets. Since Wednesday

is a government holiday, sellers expect a boom in animal sales on Thursday and Friday. There are enough indigenous cows in the markets. There are also a sufficient number of medium and large foreign cows. Goats and buffaloes are also available in sufficient quantities.

Jatrabari correspondent said that on the occasion of the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha, a temporary animal market for sacrificial animals has been set up at Shanir Akhara Donia College Ground in Jatrabari in the capital. Farmers from different districts of the country have brought truckloads of animals to the market. This market is spread over an area of ​​about half a kilometer including Shanir Akhara, Zia Sarani, Mridhabari, Rayerbag, Kajlarpar, Barnamala School Road and the surrounding area. This is disrupting the ease of movement of local residents. Although some sales were made at the market until Tuesday afternoon, sales slowed down due to rain in the afternoon. The animals in the market are suffering due to the rain. The traders are also suffering greatly.

Subajbagh correspondent said

that sales have increased at the capital's Shahjahanpur Qurbani cattle market. The import of cattle has increased at this market. The market is crowded with buyers. On Tuesday, trucks and pickups were seen coming to Shahjahanpur market with cattle. A trader named Monir Mia came to the market from Rajshahi with 16 cows. He said that five cows have been sold in the last two days. The market was cold on Monday. The crowd of customers increased on Tuesday.

Matiur Rahman brought cows from

Sirajganj. He said that there is a high demand for cows under 2 lakh. He has sold four cows; all of them are priced between 1 lakh 20 thousand and 1 lakh 80 thousand. However, he said that people are looking for cows between 80 thousand and 1 lakh taka more. Mirpur correspondent said that the Gabtoli Qurbani market in the capital has been busy. There are cows of all sizes, small, large and medium in this market. In addition,