India's Flipkart to resume e-commerce sales of essential products


Announcing Flipkart's partial resumption in services, Chief Executive Kalyan Krishnamurthy said the decision was made after it had been assured safe passage for its supplies and delivery workers by law enforcement authorities. — Reuters

NEW DELHI: Walmart Inc's Flipkart will resume e-commerce services for essential products after receiving federal and state government assurances on the safety of its delivery staff and a hassle-free supply chain.

Bengaluru-based Flipkart halted all shopping on its website and mobile app early on March 25, only hours after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ordered a 21-day nationwide lockdown to counter the spread of the coronavirus.

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