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Need separate queues for senior citizens, disabled, say Mumbaikars

<p>While the decision to discontinue the old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes was welcomed by most, the inconvenience caused by it continues</p>

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Ummehaani Bagasrawala and her mother Rashida. Pic/Sneha Kharabe
Ummehaani Bagasrawala and her mother Rashida. Pic/Sneha Kharabe

While the decision to discontinue the old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes was welcomed by most, the inconvenience caused by it continues. The most affected are the disabled and senior citizens. Banks, seemingly ill-prepared for the humungous move, have not made provisions for separate counters for the physically challenged and seniors.

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