The migrants of the district were forced to book a bus from Mumbai for Rs 2.5 lakh due to the Corona epidemic. With this, after the migrants reached Haldwani, the administration sent them on a roadways bus to Bageshwar. They were stranded in Mumbai and Pune for a month and a half. To return home, all of them deposited the money and booked a bus from Mumbai to Haldwani for Rs 2.5 lakh. These people who reached Bageshwar from Haldwani have been quarantined in the Vivekananda Vidya Mandir of Bageshwar.

These people are residents of Churcher, Kausani, Kapkot, Pothing and Sunagar. Laxman Singh, a resident of Churcher, said that he and Uday Singh, Bahadur Singh, Kedar Singh, Kamal Singh, Ramesh Singh, Gopal Singh, Dinesh Singh, etc., returned to work in a cold store in Raigad, Maharashtra. Work was going on but due to the rapid increase in Corona cases in the market area, work had to be stopped. After that, it was becoming difficult to operate with the remaining money. They applied after the government decided to bring the migrants home. After getting the pass, 35 people together booked a bus for Rs 2.5 lakh and reached Haldwani. From there he was brought to Bageshwar for free by roadways bus.

The migrants who have returned to the district from Mumbai have told about all the chaos thereafter the facility quarantine. Chucher resident Laxman Singh, Kapkot resident Kamal Kapkoti, Pothing resident Devendra Singh Gadhiya, Sunagar resident Gopal Singh, Kausani resident Mukesh Singh, Kapkot resident Mukesh Singh, Churcher resident Uday Singh and Kedar Singh said that washing hands at the facility center at Vivekananda School There is neither a system of handwash nor soap. There is also a shortage of beds in the centre. Mosquitoes are disturbing the water flowing through the tap. These people have demanded to be sent to the Quarantine Center in the villages.

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