Srinagar: Nearly 125 stranded students including specially-abled ones were brought back to J&K from Delhi 125 stranded students including specially-abled brought back to J-K from Delhi on five buses amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
The Department of Information and Public Relations Jammu and Kashmir tweeted, “On the intervention of Lt Gov G. C. Murmu and Advisor to LG Baseer Khan, 125 stranded students including blind and physically challenged were brought back to J&K from New Delhi in 5 AC buses. No fare was charged for the travel.”
On the intervention of Lt Gov G. C. Murmu and Advisor to LG Baseer Khan, 125 stranded students including blind and physically challenged were brought back to J&K from New Delhi in 5 AC Buses. No fare was charged for the travel.@kansalrohit69 @DrSyedSehrish @ANI @PTI_News pic.twitter.com/qdMiDdhOD5
— DIPR-J&K (@diprjk) May 19, 2020
Earlier, around 1000 persons including 500 students were on board the Special Shramik Train, which left Pune for Udhampur at 7pm on Tuesday. 2,000 stranded persons were also evacuated from Maharashtra on two Shramik Trains by Jammu and Kashmir authorities.
Around 1000 persons including 500 students are on board the Special Shramik Train which left Pune for Udhampur 7.00 pm this evening. 2000 stranded persons evacuated from Maharashtra by 2 Shramik Trains till date.@kansalrohit69 @DrSyedSehrish @ANI @PTI_News @airnewsalerts pic.twitter.com/pAawzzUK1P
— DIPR-J&K (@diprjk) May 19, 2020
Meanwhile, the total number of COVID-19 patients in J&K has risen to 1317, and 653 have been cured with 17 deaths so far.
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