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The 3rd disaster support fund has been paid from yesterday (11th) to places where business was restricted or restricted due to distancing measures. As the number of applicants flocked, access to the site was delayed and there was confusion regarding the amount of support. Today, small business owners with an even number of business registration numbers can apply.
This is Seo Young-ji.
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Lee Yong-hyun, who runs a restaurant in Sangam-dong, Seoul, applied for a support fund yesterday morning.
I got a grant in the afternoon.
[이용현/서울 상암동 일식당 요리장 : 오전에 신청했고 200만원 대상입니다. 금액은, 일단 직원들 월급은 지불됐지만 경영에서 제일 필요한 임대료 부분에 많이 쓰려고 합니다.]
Yesterday, out of the 2.76 million total, 1.13 million with an odd number at the end of the business registration number.
Businesses that are prohibited for gatherings such as gyms and academies receive 3 million won, and business restricted businesses such as restaurants and cafes receive 2 million won.
In addition, small business owners with annual sales of 400 million won or less, whose sales decreased last year, receive 1 million won.
The Ministry of SMEs and Startups predicts that approximately 1.5 trillion won of subsidies will be released by this morning.
At one time, as the number of applicants was crowded, access to the site was delayed and the call center was jammed.
Even though the ending is odd and the business is restricted, some were classified as general small business owners.
The money is given to the Small Business Market Promotion Corporation, which is a result of incorrect information received from local governments.
[소상공인시장진흥공단 관계자 : 나는 200만원인데 왜 100만원으로 돼 있느냐, 그거는 추가 확인을 통해서 25일부터 (추가로) 확인 지급이 또 나갈 거예요.]
Small business owners with an even number at the end of their business registration number can apply today.