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Despite several trips to distribution centres, many were unable to get foodgrains
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People ignoring social distancing norms while waiting to collect free ration at a government school in north-east Delhi’s Vishwas Nagar.
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R.V. Moorthy
Despite several trips to distribution centres, many were unable to get foodgrains
The plight of city’s poor continued as several government centres distributing ration to non-cardholders kept their gates shut due to unavailability of ration.
People who had queued up outside some of the government schools said it had already been four days that they were returning home unsuccessfully as foodgrains had run out of stock at the centres.
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