Is it permissible to take the agreed-upon condolence money upon the death of a family member if a condolence gathering was not held due to coronavirus?

The condolence mentioned, if it refers to gathering in marquees, hosting mourners, serving food, bringing reciters, and similar practices, then these are forbidden. This is in contrast to permissible matters such as preparing food for the deceased's family or honoring a guest. As for taking the financial sum after the cessation of condolences due to the epidemic, it refers back to the condition agreed upon by the family members when the fund was established. If there was no agreement, then they should agree and consent to a condition by which they can operate among themselves.