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Covid impact: Auto dealers urge OEMs to hike profit margin as sales plunge

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NEW DELHI: To tide over the economic slowdown due to the covid -19 pandemic, automobile dealers on Wednesday urged vehicle manufacturers to increase their profit margin on per vehicle sold, to improve the financial viability of dealership business.

Sales of vehicles across categories crashed in March when the pandemic started spreading in India. Subsequently, auto dealers had to close their showrooms for more than a month due to the lockdown implemented by the Centre and states to contain the spread of the virus.

Due to the sudden drop in sales and subsequent lockdown, dealers incurred significant losses. The current setback comes after a year of double-digit decline in sales.

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Covid-19, sepsis and a burst gallbladder while her tiny baby also fought to survive has praised hospital staff for saving their lives. Mhairi Mornin was rushed to the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley when she was 30 weeks pregnant after suffering several complications.
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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine held back her tears as she opened up about her struggle over being separated from her during the height of the coronavirus pandemic. The mother-and-daughter duo were separated by the outbreak, with Lorraine at home in England while her daughter Rosie was stranded in Singapore.
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