About half a million beneficiaries of the Food Bonus of the modality cash pickup he still does not charge financial support of S/270, intended for those who have fewer resources, as reported by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (Midis). How to know if you are beneficiary of this subsidy and what is the deadline what do you have to collect it? We tell you here.
The Midis reported that among the regions with the largest number of people who have not yet come close to the windows of the Bank of the Nation to collect your Food Bonus are in the following departments:
- Lime: 97,327 people
- Loretto: 35,057 people
- Fist: 33,104 people
- Cajamarca: 32,968 people
- Freedom: 31,507 people.
Food Bonus S/270: how long can I collect?
There is little more than a month left for the payment of Food Bonus because the deadline to collect is Sunday April 30. The Midis calls on the public to consult about this subsidy so that they can approach the windows where they can make the collection of this extraordinary amount of S / 270 effective. After the set time, the money will return to the entity from which it came.
To date, the progress of the collection of the Food Bond is close to 4 million beneficiaries. Photo: Andean
Food Bonus S/270: how do I know if I am a beneficiary?
The Government established its official channels for consulting the Food Bond. To find out if you are a beneficiary, you can access the link consultations.bonoalimentario.gob.pe or also to the free line 101, which is open from Monday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. If you choose the link, you must follow these steps:
- Enter the link consultas.bonoalimentario.gob.pe/
- Place your ID number, issue date and accept the privacy policy
- push the button Check if you are a beneficiary
- Here you will see if it is your turn or not Food Bonus.
The government published the official page to check with your ID if you are a beneficiary of the Food Bonus. Photo: Capture
Food Bonus S/270: who is this subsidy for?
- People in a situation of poverty or extreme poverty, according to the Household Targeting System (Sisfoh).
- Households without income or form private or public payroll, including pensioners and the formative modality.
- Households whose income does not exceed the amount of the minimum living wage of S/1,025.
It is important to emphasize that, in the payment method as account deposit, Payment was made to all beneficiaries, as well as to those who charged for digital wallets.
The Food Bond aimed at 4 million 236,934 people has an advance of 88.1%, which represents a total of 3 million 747,296 beneficiaries. The regions with the greatest collection progress are Tumbes, San Martin, Lambayeque, and Piura.
Source: Larepublica
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