Cash-handout Registration Begins Across Hong Kong
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2020-06-21 HKT 11:18
The registration period for the government's HK$10,000 cash handout has begun, with Hong Kong permanent residents being able to apply through internet banking or by handing in a form.
Some 20 people were seen lining up outside a bank in Mong Kok waiting to hand in their application forms.
The first in the queue was an elderly woman, who had arrived more than two hours before the bank's scheduled opening time. She said she was excited about the handout and planned to spend the money on food.
Others told RTHK that they would save up the cash.
Those who have registered online are expected to receive the money from July 8 and people who submitted paper forms will have to wait until at least July 20.
The handout was announced in February's budget to help off-set the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic.
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