Thiruvananthapuram: Minister of Food and Civil Food Minister G Anil on Wednesday has denied reports that the distribution of rations in all countries has faced a big disruption since last Saturday.
He said personal interest groups spread such messages for grunting the modernization program in this sector.
“The technical failure was unpredictable and not majoring and awesome published.
The steps have been taken to streamline distribution.
Alternative arrangements have been put in effect until the technical problem is repaired,” he said, handling a press conference.
As an alternative mechanism applied for the next five days (the server’s problem should be removed at that time), Ransum shops in the following district will function start at 8:30 a.m.
to 12 noon.
Malappuram, Thrissur, Palakkad, Kollam, Alappuzha, Pathanamthitta and Wayand.
In all districts, Ransum shops will function at 3.30pm to 6:30 to ensure that the e-post server (electronic sales point) is not stuck.
The minister said there was not much decrease in the number of ration card holders claiming their rations since Saturday.
“As many as 2.28 his lakh cardholders claimed their rations on Saturday and 1.96 Lakh card holders claimed them on Monday.
On Tuesday, 1.13 lakh people have claimed their rations.
When compared to the same period last year, there are few Dip sales only on Tuesday.
Many ration dealers have closed the store on Tuesday afternoon, “Minister said.
‘There is no big problem in the distribution of the ration’
