Ehsaas funds’ distribution continues with mismanagement and long queues
The distribution of funds under the Ehsaas Emergency Cash programme continues nationwide, however, the campaign has been marred with mismanagement and long queues against the SoPs defined for safety against coronavirus spread out.
Ehsaas funds’ distribution was announced by the federal government to help the labourers, daily wage earners and the needy who have been affected by the coronavirus lockdown.
More than 12 million families will be given Rs12,000 under the programme. The government has also formed 17 cash counters in different cities.
The reports emerging from various areas show how the process was mishandled across the country.
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#BISP #EhsasProgram ensuring rapid #Covid_19 spread in #Pakhtunkhwa through ill conceived cash distribution project. After making a total mess in #Sindh, it has started putting lives at risk in Pakhtunkhwa. Crowds outside the distribution points violating #Lockdown. #StayHome pic.twitter.com/BDbyCRst6b
— Bushra Gohar (@BushraGohar) April 10, 2020
#EhsasProgram plz check this croud . corrona aisy he phely ga .kuch kiyal kre ap. pic.twitter.com/5p5A1pk7bL
— JAHAN ZAIB KHAN (@jahanzeb_khan1) April 10, 2020
As being reported, a woman was killed and 20 were left injured after a crowd broke out during the distribution of money by the Ehsaas Programme in Multan’s Qasimpur Colony, as hundreds of women gathered at MA Jinnah School to collect money distributed under Ehsaas Fund Emergency programme.
Two men were arrested in Tando Allahyar for taking Rs500 service fees from the people, and another five were arrested in Umerkot.
Three women were reportedly injured in Rajanpur and disorder was also reported in Matiari.
In Sukkur, some women reached the place designated as a cash counter early and when they found the gate locked, and they manage to climbed over the gate to enter the premises.
