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MUMBAI: The Covid toll among BMC employees crossed the grim mark of 200 last week. The virus has claimed the lives of 201 BMC staffers and officials since March 2020 when the first wave hit the city. The families of only 67 staffers have received Rs 50 lakh from the BMC, while the kin of 62 employees have been given a job in the BMC.
A total of 6,287 BMC staffers, including officers, have been infected by Covid-19 till now. Of these, 5,363 have recovered as on April 15. The highest deaths have been reported among employees in the solid waste management (SWM) department where 46 have died due to Covid, followed by the health department which has lost 38 employees.
Finmin requests health, home ministries for vaccination of bank employees on priority basis
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Send The union finance ministry has requested the health and and home ministries for issuing instructions for enabling COVID-19 vaccination of employees of banks and National Payments Corporation of India on priority basis.
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This will go a long way in assuring bank employees about safety of themselves and their families and also boost their morale in continuing to provide their services to customers even in these difficult times when the fresh wave has swept many states, the finance ministry in its recent communication said.
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Out of total strength of 13.5 lakh employees in the banking sector, about 600 unfortunate deaths due to COVID-19 were recorded, as per the Indian Banks Association (IBA) data.
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The union finance ministry has requested the health and home ministries for issuing instructions for enabling COVID-19 vaccination of employees of banks and National Payments Corporation of India on priority basis.
This will go a long way in assuring bank employees about safety of themselves and their families and also boost their morale in continuing to provide their services to customers even in these difficult times when the fresh wave has swept many states, the finance ministry in its recent communication said.
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