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Retailers affected by the Sydney siege are anxiously waiting to find out if the government declares the 16-hour hostage situation a terrorism event. Shops in Sydney’s central business district have claimed their sales slumped by 70 per cent on December 15 - the day of the siege - as the streets around the Lindt café in Martin Place, where 18 people were being held at gunpoint by Man Haron Monis, were locked down by police. Some insurance companies are reportedly holding back on making any decisions on payouts until Treasurer Joe Hockey has announced whether the tragic event was a terrorism event, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.

On Sunday, it emerged highly-trained police officers were more concerned about the contents of the Man Haron Monis' backpack than his firearm when they stormed the

OPTIONS:
- Dawson cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Haron Monis cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Joe Hockey cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Johnson cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Katrina Dawson cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Lindt cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Man Haron Monis cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Martin Place cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Monis cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Sydney cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Sydney Morning Herald cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.
- Tori Johnson cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.


Lindt cafe in the chilling final seconds of the Sydney siege.