‘Our condition is getting worse with every day’: Hundreds of Kashmiris stranded in south Goa seek evacuation

We are residing in Palolem Canacona, South Goa – nearlyabout 170 to 200 people in all including 40 families with 20 odd children underthe age 10.

We are badly hit with the present epidemic of coronavirus aswe are labour class here in Goa who always come here for earning in orderto  feed our families. As this epidemicis making difficulty in every part of the world so is here.

   

We have no food no means to keep our lives safe as hereeverything has been closed and thus making us very hard to live our lives withbasic amenities of life.

We have urged the various authorities here in and also inOur home land of  Kashmir, nobody hastaken our requests seriously and we have been left unattended.

We appeal to the administration to kindly arrange someflights so that we can go to our homes in order to live with our families whoare desperately waiting for our arrival.

We will be highly obliged to your worthy chair if ourgenuine requests are fulfilled.

Unattended /Distressed labour class

Of Kashmir in Goa.

We have followed the lockdown since 24 March in letter &spirit till now but since last 01 week due to soaring heat & humidity &anxiety it is getting un-bearable for us to carry on.

So please it is a humanitarian and humble submission to yourgoodself please find the way of our evacuation from here as our financialsituation is getting very bad with every passing day.

We had already booked different flights from 27 – 31 Marchbut due to this lockdown flights were cancelled & we could’nt manage to flyback. We are ready to pay flight tickets & we will follow the protocol ofkashmir administration regarding the epidemic quarantine if needed.

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