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Migrants make a dash for home

Migrants make a dash for home

MARGAO: No sooner the Chief Minister announced the lockdown, migrants started thronging the Margao railway station to return home. The visuals of migrants walking on the station road brought back the bitter memories at the height of the Covid pandemic last year. What had then started as a trickle initially had later exploded in an unprecedented exodus of migrants out of the state during the lockdown.

VASCO: The scene was no different in Vasco as chaos prevailed at the port town’s railway station on Wednesday evening as large number of migrant from Jharkhand and northern states started leaving their rooms to avoid getting stranded in the State. The Vasco station saw crowds of people waiting to get their tickets to board the Vasco-Patna Express, which was to leave at 7.10 pm on Wednesday.

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Lockdown termed as short to break chain

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Apr 29, 2021, 12:58 AM IST
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MARGAOChief Minister PramodSawant’s decision to impose four-day lockdown may be the subject for debate amongst citizens and the stakeholders, but healthcare workers say the four-day lockdown is not enough to break the COVID chain and to stop the virus spreading like wild fire.The healthcare workers, however, welcomed the Chief Minister’s decision, hoping that the four-day lockdown may be extended to few more days before assessing the situation.Both government and private…

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