Published 15:03 IST, March 29th 2020

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal appeals migrants to stay in Delhi, reassures basic facilities

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal once again appealed to all the migrants to not move and stay in one place, in order to stop the spread of Coronavirus.

Reported by: Devarshi mankad
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal once again appealed to all migrants to t move and stay in one place, in order to stop spre of Coronavirus. In a mess posted on his twitter account, CM Kejriwal requested citizens to stay where y are.

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Kejriwal appeals to migrants

Alerting workers on susceptibility of virus, CM Kejriwal told m that y have a big chance of being exposed to virus if y are in such a big group and also said that y could be exposing ir vills to virus as well. 

Aam Ami Party founder told m that if virus spres along with m, n it'll reach in all corners of country and n it will be very difficult for country to combat virus.

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Delhi Chief Minister once again assured workers that Delhi government has me all stay and food arrangements for se migrants and that y should stay where y are in interest of nation.

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Thousands of migrant workers started walking towards ir vills in Mhya Presh, Uttar Presh, Bihar, Jharkhand after all transport services were suspended and PM Modi anunced a 21-day lockdown in across country.  UP government has assured 1000 buses to ferry se workers, with or states also making ir arrangements.

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Since Thursday evening, thousands of se workers have gared at Anand Vihar bus station in national capital, waiting for transport back to ir vills.

15:03 IST, March 29th 2020