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Money problems troubling Madh Islanders amid lockdown
Updated On: 26 April, 2020 07:10 AM IST | Mumbai | Gaurav Sarkar
Residents complain that two out of three ATMs in the area are either not working or closed at any given point in time, leading to serpentine queues and minimum waiting time of 90 minutes; that local shops don't accept digital payments is another

Long lines are a common sight in front of ATMs, and most machines have been running out of cash as soon as they are refilled, say residents
The residents of Madh Island have been facing a severe cash flow problem amid the national lockdown that is currently in place to contain the spread of the Coronavirus—primarily due to the non-functioning of ATMs in their neighbourhood.
According to residents, there are a total of three ATMs located on the island. However, only one out of the three is working at any given time. But given the large number of people who visit the ATM on a daily basis, this shortage of functioning ATMs has caused serpentine queues to form outside whichever ATM is working—with a minimum waiting time of 90 minutes.


