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1735 stranded persons have reached Nagaland till date

Published on May 22, 2020

By EMN

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The returnees pose for a photograph on their way to Guwahati.

Our Correspondent
Kohima, May 21 (EMN):
A total of 1735 returnees from different parts of the country have already arrived in Nagaland so far.

Sources from Empowered Group, Dimapur informed Eastern Mirror that till 5 pm on Thursday, 162 returnees from Arunachal Pradesh have arrived in Nagaland, Assam - 739, Bihar - 77, Delhi - 15, Gujarat - 16, Manipur - 159, Meghalaya - 368, Rajasthan - 5, Sikkim - 18, Uttar Pradesh - 22 and West Bengal - 154.

The source informed that on Friday, about 1511 returnees will be reaching Dimapur by a train each from Delhi and Chennai, and a bus carrying 24 persons from Kolkata.

Meanwhile, it was learnt that a Volvo bus from Kolkata ferrying 24 stranded people, was stopped at Guwahati for “some reasons”, the control room of Empowered Group -Dimapur immediately informed the deputy resident commissioner (DRC) of Nagaland House in Guwahati, after which they were taken to Nagaland House in the city in three vehicles.

A source informed this newspaper that Nagaland House has arranged conveyance for the stranded people to the state and they will start their journey for Dimapur at around 9 am on Friday.
The returnees were said to be travelling at their own expense from Kolkata till Guwahati after receiving permit from the government of West Bengal.