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Punjab Revenue Department distributes Rs 300 Cr. to departments and DCs to check the spread of Coronavirus: Kangar

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Chandigarh , 10 Jun 2020

Last updated on: Jun 10, 2020, 00:00 IST

In a bid to further check the spread of Coronavirus, the Revenue Department of the Punjab Government has disbursed Rs. 300 Cr. to the various departments of the government  and Deputy Commissioners.Disclosing this here today Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster management Minister, Mr. Gurpreet Singh Kangar said that out of this total money Rs.  200 crore has been disbursed to various departments and Rs. 100 crore to districts Deputy Commissioners.He said that out of Rs.100 crore disbursed to the Deputy  Commissioners, Rs.98 Cr. has been spent on relocating the migrant workers to their ancestral states, distributing dry rations and on Quarantine.Describing the Revenue  Department as the backbone of Punjab, the Revenue Minister said that the Revenue Department was working as the nodal department to deal with COVID-19.  He said that even  before the announcement of lockdown by the Government of India in view of the emerging threat of the Corona epidemic, the Punjab Disaster Management Department had  released Rs. 25 crore to the Health Department to fight the disease.The Cabinet Minister said that the amount received by the Punjab Government from the Government of India  and from its own exchequer was immediately released to them as per the requisition of various departments and Deputy Commissioners.Besides this the state executive  committee meets daily under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary to resolve the demands and problems of the departments and districts on the spot .

Mr. Kangar said that the Disaster Management department has set up a control room on the third floor of the Punjab Civil Secretariat where the staff is available 24 hours a day to  address the problems of the people on telephone.  He said that so far more than 11,000 queries have been received from the people in the control room.He said that if any  person affected from this disease is in need, he should immediately contact the Deputy Commissioner or Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) of the concerned area. Highlighting the  performance of the officers / staff of the Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster management   in the fight against the Corona pandemic, he said that the employees of the  department had registered the people coming to Punjab from different states of India and abroad at the airport on a daily basis during their quarantine.  He was examined and  followed up.  People with Covid-19 symptoms were taken by the department's nodal officers to the state quarantine centers, while those without symptoms were sent home and  placed in self-quarantine.He thanked the officers and employees of the Police, Health and Local Government Department for working shoulder to shoulder with the officers and  employees of the Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster management in this hour of crisis and appealed to the people to take the initiative to prevent this disease and follow the  instructions issued by Health authorities.

 

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