Manipur govt provides financial assistance to over 3000 stranded people

Date:

spot_imgspot_img

Imphal: Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Thursday said financial assistance has been provided to 3,771 people of the state who are stranded across the country due to the nationwide lockdown to control the spread of COVID-19.
He said the state government was also taking care of those staying in old age homes. Speaking to reporters while visiting an Old Age Home at Kongba in Imphal East district, the chief minister said: “till now, Rs 2000 has been provided to 3,771 stranded people outside the state through DBT.” The remaining stranded people who have registered at the website Tengbang.in launched to provide assistance to those stranded people will also be given financial help in the coming few days. (PTI)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Changing weather conditions driving H3N2 cases in Delhi-NCR: Experts

New Delhi, Sep 17: Changing weather conditions are driving influenza A strain H3N2 cases in Delhi-NCR, said health...

Indian Army restores vital road connectivity in J&K’s Ramban with 150-foot reinforced Maitra Bridge

Jammu, Sep 17: Days after heavy rainfall created havoc in several districts of J&K's Jammu region, including Ramban,...

Ahead of Bihar polls, ECI introduces colour photos, larger serial numbers on EVM ballot papers to boost clarity

New Delhi, Sep 17: The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Wednesday announced a major revamp of Electronic...

Smriti Mandhana slams second fastest women’s ODI ton by Indian batter

New Chandigarh, Sep 17: Vice-captain Smriti Mandhana registered the second-fastest century by an Indian batter in women’s ODIs...