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RAIPUR: April 28 was usual in its sameness and grim in its foreboding: A Covid-induced lockdown had forced most residents of Chhattisgarh’s capital indoors.
Pankaj (5) and Mohan (8) (names changed) were playing with other kids near their one-room rented home in the Kushabhau Thakre area. The kids were told their father was unwell and taken to hospital.
Four days later, their mother was admitted to the same hospital. On May 4, their parents died. The kids were not told of the tragedy.
The last rites were performed by Raipur Municipal Corporation authorities as per Covid protocol.
When their parents were in hospital, neighbours provided food and care to the children.
Raipur Municipal Corporation distributes ration packets to 7000 needy families daily
Each ration kit consists of 5 kg rice, 2 kg wheat flour, a pack of oil and salt, some spices, onion, potatoes and lentils.
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RAIPUR: Amid the second wave of Covid-19 crisis, the Raipur Municipal Corporation (RMC) in Chhattisgarh is reaching out to the poor and needy to meet their pressing need of food.
Over a 100 packets are distributed in each of the 70 wards of the RMC daily.
The ongoing lockdown in the state capital has mostly affected the poor and the marginalised sections of the society.