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  • Easiest way to sign up and sell products on Daraz

    Easiest way to sign up and sell products on Daraz

    Many small to large businesses are now listed on Daraz and are generating great earnings.

    There is no doubt that online enterprises will play a significant role in Pakistan’s future as the globe continues to move toward a digital economy.

    You can now experience what it’s like to work with the world’s top online commerce technology and logistics company, thanks to Daraz’s acquisition by the Alibaba Group, which makes it simple to grow your business from the comfort of your home.

    Surprisingly, joining Pakistan’s largest online marketplace is not that difficult.

    All small to medium-sized businesses can open stores on Daraz with dedicated one-on-one support, where sellers can get free business advice any time of day or night! Additionally, merchants will have free analytics tools at their disposal to aid in the optimization of their online business.

    On its official website, Daraz claims to have initiatives that reduce financial burdens by offering 0% commission. From May 1 through June 30, all newly registered and existing vendors are exempt from paying commission fees. Additionally, sellers can enjoy free pick-up and storage, promotional credits, and discounted packaging.

    Daraz offers express sign-ups for all new sellers, enabling you to launch your venture and begin selling on the platform in less than two days.

    How to sign-up

    Simply pick up your phone and text “Daraz” space “Name” to 7575 to get started, or you can also sign up as a vendor on the platform’s seller sign-up page.

    If you’re just getting started with your online business, Daraz also provides free training and instruction for online sellers through webinars offered by Daraz.

    According to its website, Daraz is the largest virtual marketplace in South Asia, with more than 20 million products listed in more than 100 categories on both its website and mobile application. The marketplace aims to empower and enable tens of thousands of sellers to interact with millions of customers in this cutting-edge technological era.

  • VIDEO: 10-foot-long python slides through grocery store racks

    VIDEO: 10-foot-long python slides through grocery store racks

    A grocery store turned into a snake rescue in Australia when a 10-foot-long non-venomous python slid through the racks to greet a woman customer.

    The 25-year-old, Helaina Alati, was at a Sydney store on Monday when the snake slithered out.

    Alati was not expecting a snake at the supermarket. But fortunately for both parties, Alati is a wildlife rescuer and familiar with snakes.

    “I just turned my head and he was about 20cm from my face, just looking straight at me,” she told the BBC.

    She did a double-take but stayed calm. No one else was around. Recognising it instantly as a diamond python, Alati knew it wasn’t poisonous as it protruded and flicked its tongue.

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    “He was looking straight at me the whole time, almost like he was saying: ‘Can you take me outside please?’” she said.

    After recording a video, Alati alerted staff and told them she could help them get it out.

    She retrieved a snake bag from her home, returned to the store, “tapped him on the tail and he just slithered in”.

    She then released it away from houses in bushland – a natural habitat for the species around Sydney.

  • VIDEO: Giant lizard causes panic inside Thailand store

    Video captured from a supermarket in Thailand shows an almost six-feet long lizard creating panic inside the store.

    The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows a monitor lizard crawling up a shelf of products in the store. The nearly one-minute-long video was captured by a customer in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand.

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    People who witnessed the event told the Daily Mail that the incident happened on Tuesday. No one was hurt and the lizard did not take any food, they said.

    The witness who filmed the video later also paused to take a selfie with the creature in the background.

  • Robbers ask shopowner for forgiveness after looting his grocery store

    Robbers ask shopowner for forgiveness after looting his grocery store

    After robbing a utility store in Sharifabad, unidentified armed men robbed asked the shopkeeper to forgive them for their offense as they ran away.

    According to the shopkeeper, Atique, two men came at his store and robbed it of two 10 kilograms sacks of flour, at least 10 kilograms of pulses, 10 bags of cooking oil and ghee and five kilograms of various spices. They also took his mobile phone and cash on gunpoint and also looted another employee at the store when he came for work.

    Atique told that before escaping, the robbers asked him for forgiveness. They said to him that this was the first time they had robbed a store. “They said they would not have done such an awful crime if they weren’t forced to by their need,” he said.

    The shopkeeper said that both the robbers were young and had not covered their faces. He complained that although he had informed the police immediately after the incident, they could not be arrested.