Jammu and Kashmir government is fully aware of the number of stranded persons and is organizing special trains for their return, especially from far off places, an official said Friday.
In a statement, the nodal officer for movement of stranded persons of J&K, said around 30000 persons have entered the UT, with proper regulation from Lakhanpur.
“Trains to be organized for people stranded at far off places. Arrangements being finalised with sending states and railway authorities. All those have registered will be facilitated,” said the government spokesman, Rohit Kansal.
As per the nodal officer, the stranded persons from Delhi, Chandigarh, Uttarakhand and Haryana have been permitted to return from May 7th. “…and this process will continue for a week,” he added.
Trains to be organized for people stranded at far off places. Arrangements being finalised with sending states and railway authorities . All those have registered will be facilitated. @diprjk https://t.co/qMJSCkwzYR
— Rohit Kansal (@kansalrohit69) May 8, 2020