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Business News›News›ET TV›COVID-19 crisis: Over 65,000 migrants brought back to UP from different states
COVID-19 crisis: Over 65,000 migrants brought back to UP from different states
Uttar Pradesh Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Awanish K Awasthi on May 5 informed that over 65000 people have been brought back from different states. He said that anyone from another state who is stranded in UP can register on 'Jansunwai' portal to seek help. “People from UP stranded in other states can get themselves registered,” he added.
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