People are out for a bargain and to ensure that this is a special Christmas for their loved ones.
Fijivillage News took to the streets of Suva and noticed many people busy doing their Christmas shopping.
Suva Central Prouds floor manager, Jitengeet said they have had a huge turnout of people who are out to get the best gift for their loved ones.
Even a baby wear outlet Nippons Manager, Amit Patel said sales has picked-up in the last few days.
Meanwhile taking into consideration the rush associated with the Festive season MH Supermarkets will be extending their opening hours for three of their outlets till 12 midnight starting today.
General Manager Kuna Sadaratnam said this will give people the opportunity to concentrate on work and not have to rush around during working hours.
The MH outlets that will be open till midnight from today are MHCC in Suva, MH Superfresh in Tamavua and MH in Namaka.
Sales picks up
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