Nalagarh: The fear of Corona growing every day has been creating a crisis for the people. The number of people due to this disease is increasing everywhere. It can not be said how long will be able to get rid of this virus. There have been 800,000 people infected with this virus. At the same time, crime is also getting air in the midst of this epidemic. Every day, some such case comes to the fore, which shakes the hearts and minds of the people.
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According to the information received, it has been learned that the driver left the Himachal youth leaving Delhi at the border of Haryana and Himachal amid the lockdown. In front of them, they started walking towards their destination. On Saturday, he reached Nalagarh. He had booked a train from Delhi. He paid a fare of 11 thousand rupees per ride to the driver. All three are residents of Nayanadevi of Bilaspur. Amidst the lockdown, these three youths who crossed the border of three states were neither stopped nor health check-up. They told that they were trying to come home after the lockdown, but no help was being received.
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A driver agreed to give them lift to the Himachal border. They have given him 11–11 thousand rupees. He told that hundreds of people of Himachal are stranded in Delhi. Some people are arriving in trucks and other vehicles by paying a higher price. All three have returned from Azadpur Mandi in Delhi. Ran Singh, Avatar and Shyam, who are walking on the Nalagarh-Swarghat highway, told that they work in Azadpur mandi of Delhi. When asked, he told that neither he was stopped nor his health check-up. BMO Nalagarh Dr KD Jasl said that the administration should form a team so that those coming from outside can be monitored. SP Rohit Malpani said that he would talk to the District Collector on such matters. SDM Prashanth Desha said that the police department should monitor people entering from outside states.
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