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COVID-19: BPL families to get free ration in Srinagar

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Home delivery of ration in Srinagar to be started from March 28: DC Shahid Chowdhary
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In view of the prevailing situation with restrictions in place due to outbreak of COVID-19, the Below Poverty Line (BPL) families in Srinagar will be provided free foodgrains for as long as the situation remains as it is.

The distribution of foodgrains for the current month starts and will be completed within two weeks.

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Under this initiative around 30 thousand quintals of foodgrains will be distributed free of cost amongst over 1.4 lac BPL families in the district.

The initiative will benefit just under 6 lac persons who will be provided 5 kilograms of rice per person per month.

Deputy Commissioner (DC) Srinagar, Dr Shahid Iqbal Choudhary who is also the Chairman District Disaster Management Authority Srinagar said the initiative is a recognition of the need for support to and an attempt to reach out to impoverished residents of the district.

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