Mumbai's Lokmanya Tilak Station crowded with migrant workers waiting for trains
News | May 27, 2020 14:25 ISTPeople in large numbers thronged Mumbai's Lokmanya Tilak Station on May 27 to catch homebound trains.
People in large numbers thronged Mumbai's Lokmanya Tilak Station on May 27 to catch homebound trains.
Amid heavy downpour in Mumbai on Saturday, at least 700 passengers were stranded as Mumba-Kolhapur Mahalaxmi Express held up between Badlapur and Vangani station due to severe waterlogging on rail tracks of the route. 7 Navy teams, 2 helicopters of Indian Air Force, 2 Military columns and NDRF team have been deployed along with local administration in the rescue operation.
The passengers were assisted by Liaison Officers Mohammed Yusuf at Jammu, Assad Ali at Srinagar and Anwar Hussain at Kargil, along with their team of Assistant Liaison Officers.
The Indian Air Force airlifted over 700 stranded passengers, including students, from Jammu to Srinagar on Monday, a defence spokesperson said.
A scuffle broke out between a group of students and some stranded Kashmir-bound passengers outside the Gandhi Memorial Science College here on Monday but timely intervention by police brought the situation under control, officials said.
Jammu : The Indian Air Force Friday lifted 425 stranded passengers between Leh town of Jammu and Kashmir's Ladakh region and Jammu city on a request by the local administration, a defence spokesman said."Indian Air
Jammu, Jan 1: Coming to the rescue of stranded passengers in Jammu and Ladakh regions, India Air Force today airlifted 203 stranded people from Leh town to Jammu. "IAF airlifted 203 stranded people including women
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