The MCC has asked the street vendors who have been issued QR code enabled Identity cards and vending certificates to renew the validity of their cards, before the expiry of validity on Dec. 31, 2024. Out of the 2,198 street vendors identified by the MCC in all the 9 MCC Zonal offices limits, only 1,856 vendors have been issued ID cards and vending certificates, whose 5-year validity ends on Dec. 31. As such, the street vendors are asked to visit their respective MCC Zonal office and submit the necessary documents for renewal by Dec. 9, according to a press release. For details, contact Mob: 94498-41196.
Calling street vendors
The MCC has asked the street vendors who have been issued QR code enabled Identity cards and vending certificates to renew the validity of their cards, before the expiry of validity on…
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