Home delivery services in Kohima and Mon
Details of the home delivery service in Kohima and Mon. (Morung Infographic by Samaul Seb Rengma)
Morung Express News
Dimapur | March 27
In view of the difficulties faced by consumers during the current COVID-19 lockdown, the concerned district authorities in Kohima and Mon districts have given permission to certain entities to for home delivery of essential items.
In Kohima, the Kohima Municipal Council has given permission to four such entities to deliver essential goods to households in the city.
The four service providers are:
- YV Deliveries (Trade License no - 629)
Contact: +91 7086 471 846
- OE Express (Trade License no - 177)
Contact: +91 8729 879 861
(Download App – Freshpack)
- Drift Basket (Trade License no – 2100)
Contact: www.driftbasket.com; +91 879 541 2096
- Seithogei (Green Caravan) (Institutional License no – 52)
Contact: +91 700 512 7505
The home deliveries are to be carried out following proper hygiene and sanitization protocols such as Zero Contact with customer, use and changing of gloves after delivery, use of mask and sanitization of products.
Delivery rates should not exceed more than Rs50 (within Kohima Municipal jurisdiction) during the lockdown period.
Citizens may send feedback or complains to kmc.kohima@gmail.com for any delivery related issues.
MON:
Meanwhile, the Mon district administration and the Mon Town Council in collaboration with Naga Logistics will be starting home delivery services of essential commodities and medicines at a charge of Rs 10 per delivery to any location within Mon Town. ]
A press release from the Mon DC stated that an amount of Rs 10 will be charged for packages weighing more than 10 kgs.
The following persons may be contacted for the service:
- W Ape Konyak: 7085907170
- E AmoMinphai: 8794804710
Limit of purchase in Mon
The Mon DC has also imposed a limit for the purchase of essential commodities in Mon with effect from March 27.
Maximum permissible quantity per day.
Rice: 10kg per family
Dal: 1 kg per family
Oil: 1 litre per family
Milk powder: 1kg per family
Sugar: 1 kg per family
Tea leaves: 1 kg per family
All the shopkeepers have been asked to strictly comply with the above mentioned regulations. Any person/group in violation of this order shall be deemed to have committed an offence punishable under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code.
