Amidst the tragedy of the epidemic Corona, lakhs of workers are going towards the villages. Wearing a wheel of compulsion, some people have traveled to their village on foot. Those who have not arrived yet, they are in a rush to reach. This situation arising out of the disaster is being called 'Exodus'. The escape was when these unnamed people came out of the village towards the metros in search of livelihood with a spark of hope in their eyes. In the last seven decades, the biggest lapse in us was that we never felt worried about that migration.

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Why a worker is compelled to go thousands of kilometers away from his village house in search of labor? In the desire of returning to the village from the cities, the number of people who tied the bags on the shoulder has become so large that despite all the efforts of the governments and the multi-level cooperation of the society. It is proving to be able to reach everyone at their homes. So this situation has put the country on the cusp of pangs and sensations. There are some questions about the return of workers to the village. In this atmosphere of sensation, the fear and worry is whether the corona will now spread to the villages through people coming from cities?

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It is also visible in the initial situation that after the laborers move towards the village, many districts have come into the position of going from green zone to yellow or red zone. However this is a technical aspect. Its practical side is different. Due to labor withdrawal, some districts in rural areas moving from Green Zone to Orange or Red Zone, does not indicate that Corona has spread in the villages. Since most of the infected cases have come in these areas, people who have returned from the metros. Signs of spread have not been widely seen.

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