Bhubaneswar : On 14.5.20., RTI Application was submitted to the PIO, Dept. of General Administration and Public grievances, Govt. of Odisha seeking the information total amount of donation received so far by Chief Minister Relief Fund for COVID 19; list of name of persons/ organisations/ institutions donated to CMRF and amount by each of them and details of of fund allotted from CMRF for each activity to fight againt COVID 19 ( date-wise).
In view of this order on 10.6.20., the PIO has provided the following information.
As on 8.6.20, a sum of Rs. 580,13,78,767.00 has so far been received in Chief Minister Relief Fund ( CMRF) from different organisations/ individuals in the wake of COVID -19 pandemic and as on 8.6.20, a sum of Rs. 178,34,18,000/- has so far been released for different purposes towards combating COVID-19 pandemic. The details is as follows.
👉🏻on 24th march 44,50,00,000 have been released for initial COVID expenditure to all the collectors.
👉🏻on 30th March 15,00,00,000 have been sanctioned for welfare of police personal to DGP, Odisha, cuttack
👉🏻on 31 March 19,00,00,000 released for assistance to street vendors to H & UD Department
👉🏻on 18th April 1,34,18,000 released for feeding to stray animals to H & UD Department
👉🏻on 13th may released 20,00,00,000 for additional fund for COVID expenditure to gunjam collector
👉🏻on 23rd May 5,50,00,000 released for train tickets for Shramik express to ECO Railway
👉🏻on 27th May 2,00,00,000 released for additional fund for COVID expenditure to collector of Malkangiri.
👉🏻on 28th may 60,00,00,000 released for giving quarantine incentives to Panchayat Raj and DW Department and
👉🏻On 28th may 2,00,00,000 released for giving quarantine incentives to H & UD DEPARTMENT.
👉🏻on 3rd June 1,00,00,000 have been released for Additional fund for COVID expenditure to collector of kandhamal
👉🏻on 5th June 2,00,00,000 have been released for additional fund for COVID expenditure to collector of Bolangir
👉🏻on 8th June 5,00,00,000 & 1,00,00,000 have been sanctioned to collector of Khordha & Nuapara respectively for additional expenditure of COVID 19.