Migrants express distress over poor management at Delhi's Anand Vihar Bus Terminal
News | Apr 20, 2021, 09:13 AM ISTAmid fear of rising COVID-19 cases and possibility of lockdown extension, Migrant workers thronged Delhi's Anand Vihar Bus Terminal.
Amid fear of rising COVID-19 cases and possibility of lockdown extension, Migrant workers thronged Delhi's Anand Vihar Bus Terminal.
Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal announced a week-long lockdown due to prevailing COVID-19 situation in the national capital starting from 10 pm, April 19 to 5 am April 26.
After two months of hardship due to lockdown, ten migrant workers in Delhi will be back home tomorrow.
Migrants are continuously lining up outside railway stations with a hope that they will finally reach their hometown.
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The analysis of the 1049 registration details of the vehicles revealed that 31 of them were registered as autos/three-wheelers, 69 of them as ambulances/school buses/trucks and there were no details available for 70 vehicles.
Huge crowd of migrant workers on Tuesday gathered at Delhi-Ghaziabad border aiming to reach their hometown after UP govt gave some relaxation in lockdown norms.
Huge crowd of migrant workers gathered outside the Bandra railway station in Mumbai earlier today to board a "Shramik special' train to Bihar.
While discussing the quarantine arrangements with the Collectors, District and Sub Divisional level officers through video conference, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot.
At least 6 migrants have been killed and 4 others are critically injured after a UP roadways bus hit them near Muzaffarnagar-Saharanpur border. The injured have been referred to Meerut Medical college.
Despite special trains being run to repatriate stranded labourers amid lockdown, several still continue to face hardships.
Migrant workers who have returned to the various villages of UP's Etawah district from Delhi and other places, are being quarantined at the local primary schools and junior schools which have been turned into quarantine centres.
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