New Delhi:
Extending a helping hand to victims of flash floods and incessant rains in Uttarakhand, the Delhi Metro officers will contribute one day's salary to a rescue and relief fund.
"Managing Director of DMRC, Mangu Singh has directed all its officers to contribute one day's salary for the affected people in Uttarakhand as a gesture to help the state to tide over the present calamity," a DMRC spokesperson said on Friday.
The organisation has also encouraged all non-executive staff members to contribute towards this effort on similar lines, the spokesperson said.
Currently, DMRC employs around 8,000 people, including 577 officers, who look after the daily operations and maintenance of the Delhi Metro spanning over 190 km.
The overall contribution thus collected, will be deposited with the SBI account opened by the Uttarakhand government for this purpose.
"Managing Director of DMRC, Mangu Singh has directed all its officers to contribute one day's salary for the affected people in Uttarakhand as a gesture to help the state to tide over the present calamity," a DMRC spokesperson said on Friday.
The organisation has also encouraged all non-executive staff members to contribute towards this effort on similar lines, the spokesperson said.
Currently, DMRC employs around 8,000 people, including 577 officers, who look after the daily operations and maintenance of the Delhi Metro spanning over 190 km.
The overall contribution thus collected, will be deposited with the SBI account opened by the Uttarakhand government for this purpose.
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