94.4% of Households with 4 or More Members in Gyeonggi Province Apply for 'Gyeonggi Disaster Basic Income'
Suwon NewsPublished 2020.04.28 21:41
Among households with 4 or more members in Gyeonggi Province, when at least one household member has applied for disaster basic income1,275,682 out of 1,351,595 total households recorded 94.4% (as of 2 p.m. on the 27th)As of 0 a.m. on the 27th, total applicants: 9,087,017 (68.5%), application amount: 1.4253 trillion wonProvince changes guidelines to allow card reissuance in case of prepaid card loss…Personal information must be registered with card company
[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park Nohun] Among households with 4 or more members in Gyeonggi Province, those with at least one member applying for disaster basic income have reached 94.4% of the total.
According to Gyeonggi Province's analysis of data from the 'Gyeonggi Disaster Basic Income Application Homepage' as of 2 p.m. on the 27th, among 1,351,595 households with 4 or more members in the province (based on resident registration statistics from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety as of March 23), 1,275,682 households with at least one household member applying for disaster basic income were confirmed, as announced on the 28th.
This is the result of Gyeonggi Province's in-person application reception for disaster basic income targeting households with 4 or more members since the 20th, and as both online and offline applications are being conducted in parallel, the number of applying households is rapidly increasing, according to Gyeonggi Province's explanation.
Households where no members have yet applied for Gyeonggi disaster basic income number 75,913 households, accounting for 5.6% of the total. The province announced that these 75,913 households that have not yet applied can still apply from May 11 to July 31.
Looking at individual application cases rather than household count, as of 0 a.m. on the 27th, the total number of applicants for Gyeonggi disaster basic income was 9,087,017, with online applicants numbering 6,837,728 (75.2%) and in-person applicants numbering 2,249,289 (24.8%). The total application rate is 68.5%, and the total application amount including municipal disaster basic income reaches 1.4253 trillion won.
Meanwhile, Gyeonggi Province has changed guidelines to allow reissuance of prepaid cards in case of loss of Gyeonggi disaster basic income prepaid cards.
Meanwhile, Gyeonggi Province has changed guidelines to allow reissuance of prepaid cards in case of loss of Gyeonggi disaster basic income prepaid cards.
Named registered cards allow individuals to register their personal information on an anonymous prepaid card and can be reissued at Nonghyup Bank after filing a lost report. To register a card as named, visit Nonghyup Bank with an ID and the prepaid card, or go through personal verification on the NH Card website (Card>Gift Card>Registration/Change).
If a named registered card is lost, you can report it by ▲visiting Nonghyup Bank (regional agricultural cooperatives not available) ▲calling customer service ARS at 1644-4000 ▲reporting through the NH Card website or app.
If you lose a prepaid card that was not named registered, you must visit Nonghyup Bank with your ID, complete named registration, file a lost report, and then obtain a reissue. However, this is only possible if you know the lost prepaid card's number and CVC number, so be advised.
Damaged cards can also be reissued at Nonghyup Bank in the city or county where the card was issued. In this case, you must bring the damaged card and your ID.
A province official stated, "We have revised the operation guidelines so that there are no cases where people lose unused disaster basic income due to losing a prepaid card," and advised, "It is recommended to register your personal information with the card company immediately upon receiving the prepaid card so that reissuance is possible even if lost."
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