Due to the applicable lockdown due to Coronavirus across the country, the work of transporting people trapped in other states to their home states has started. More than 800 migrant fishermen stranded in Gujarat reached the Garikapadu checkpost on the border of Andhra Pradesh in 12 buses this morning after the central government allowed migrant laborers, students and others to return home. Earlier, a non-stop special train was run from Telangana to Jharkhand. There are 1200 people in it.

For your information, let us tell you that the Andhra Pradesh government has set up a control room to help the stranded people at other places. According to the news agency ANI people from Andhra stuck in other states can call 0866-2424680 and people from other states stranded in Andhra can call 1902 and give their information to get help to visit their home state Can. Needy people can mail their information to this mail id apcovid19controlroom@gmail.com. Principal Secretary of Transport Department MT Krishna Babu has given this information.

More than 12,700 migrants across the country are stranded in Andhra Pradesh due to the outbreak of the virus. They came to work in various fields and are ready to go back to their original state. According to the news agency PTI, Andhra has written a letter to the chief secretaries of all the states seeking the necessary approval to send the migrant workers back to their respective home states. Krishna Babu said, 'Out of 13,255 migrants working in different areas in different districts of the state, 12,794 expressed a desire to return to their home state and only 461 wanted to stay here. The government will take further steps on the basis of feedback from various states. So far, 1403 cases have been reported in the state. Of these, 321 people have recovered and 31 people have died.

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