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Rajasthan to give Rs 50 lakh to kin of govt employees who die of coronavirus during anti-Covid-19 ops

The central government had earlier announced a medical insurance cover of Rs 50 lakh to the corona warrriors, including medical staff. However, now, the Rajasthan government has extended it to other employees as well who are part of the anti-Covid-19 operation.

Updated on: Apr 11, 2020, 11:06:06 IST
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Rajasthan Chief minister Ashok Gehlot has announced a financial assistance worth Rs 50 lakh to family of any government employee in matter of his death being reported due to coronavirus during the anti-Covid-19 operation in the state.

Rajasthan government will provide financial assistance to the family of those govt employees who die of coronavirus during anti-Covid-19 ops in the state. (PTI File)
Rajasthan government will provide financial assistance to the family of those govt employees who die of coronavirus during anti-Covid-19 ops in the state. (PTI File)

The central government had earlier announced a medical insurance cover of Rs 50 lakh to the corona warriors, including medical staff. However, now, the state government has extended it to other employees as well who are part of the anti-Covid-19 operation.

The state government said the employees working on contract basis would also be covered under this financial assistance scheme.

Patwaris, gram sevaks, constables, contract employees including safai karmacharis, health workers and those employed on honorarium like Home Guard, civil defence, Asha and anganwadi workers have also been included amongst the beneficiaries.

 
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