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Concern for a pensioner
Dear Editor,
I am here to express my concern for Archibald Sandiford, an elderly man, who has not yet received his old age pension grant since April of 2021. Earlier in April his pension book got damaged and he was given a new one as a replacement. Shortly after he received the replacement it was also misplaced. Sandiford was instructed to make a police report and present it at the Region Four head office to get assistance. After making the report at the Sparendaam Police Station which was taken to the Region Four head office, he was informed that Mr. Tiwari, who is in charge of the distribution of pension booklets said not to give him another one. Two days ago he was appointed a new booklet which is set for use in the first three months in 2022. Sandiford is still unable to retrieve his money from previous months and currently cannot collect for the remaining of the year. He can be contacted on telephone numbers 220-8573 and +592 643 7816.
Alliyah Dickenson
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