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People queue up at Mee-Seva centres in Hyderabad for flood aid
People queue up at Mee-Seva centres in Hyderabad for flood aid
After the government asked the public to apply for flood aid through Mee-Seva, all the centres in the city have witnessed a huge rush with the people reaching centres to get the money.
After the government asked the public to apply for flood aid through Mee-Seva, all the centres in the city have witnessed a huge rush with the people reaching centres to get the money.
Mee-Seva centres at Shahpur, Moti Nagar, Kukatpally, Khairatabad, Marredpally, LB Nagar, Seethafalmandi, Golnaka, Amberpet, Chandanagar, Sanathnagar Vanasthalipuram and several other areas in Hyderabad were crowded since morning. All the victims who suffered losses during the floods queued up before the centres to apply for Rs 10,000 flood aid since 4 am today. The government asked the people to apply for the financial assistance after several complained about not providing with the money.
Representatives of the ruling party had distributed the relief aid to the people. However, not all the corners of people received financial aid. For those who have not received the amount, the government asked them to apply through Mee-Seva.
The government will deposit the money into bank accounts of eligible applicants. The details provided by the public will be verified for eligibility and financial assistance will be transferred directly into their bank accounts. The government has already disbursed Rs 475 crore to cover 4.75 lakh families in and around GHMC limits.
