Bhubaneswar: The first special train carrying as many as 1,150 migrant workers hailing from Odisha reached Jagannathpur Railway Station in Ganjam district this morning. All passengers sent to the quarantine facilities in their locality by dist administration. This is informed by the Ganjam Administration.
Welcome to Ganjam.
Kerala returnee are being welcomed by Ganjam Police at Jagannathpur Railway Station.We are grateful for their cooperation & maintaining social distancing to fight against #COVID19.@CMO_Odisha @MoSarkar_Odisha @DGPOdisha @odisha_police @igpsr @Brijesh14671519 pic.twitter.com/9TE7YIMA4c— SP GANJAM (@sp_ganjam) May 3, 2020
511 passengers of Kandhamal, Ganjam, Rayagada, Boudh Nabarangpur and Koraput alighted at Jagannathpur station while rest of the passengers will get off the train at Khurda Road station.
Kerala returnee are being welcomed by Ganjam Police.@CMO_Odisha @MoSarakaar @odisha_police @DGPOdisha @igpsr @Brijesh14671519 pic.twitter.com/Ae24WK49gB
— SP GANJAM (@sp_ganjam) May 3, 2020
Khurdha Road station waiting arrival of Odisha returnees. Led by Anu Garg, Anil Samal Collector & SP Khurdha waiting to send them to their district. Collectors have sent buses & officers. All arrangements in place for their registration & orderly send off.This is informed by the Additional Chief Secretary adn SRC Pradeep Jena in a tweet.
Khurdhard station waiting arrival of Odisha returnees. Led by Anu Garg, Anil Samal Collector & SP Khurdha waiting 2send them 2 their dist. Collectors hv sent buses & officers. All arrangements in place for their registration & orderly send off. @SecyChief @CMO_Odisha @MoSarakaar pic.twitter.com/h4YOZC4rAl
— Pradeep Jena IAS (@PradeepJenaIAS) May 3, 2020
All the returnees will go to their native areas along with respective panchayat-level officials and undergo a mandatory quarantine for 14 days at Temporary Medical Camps. It should be noted that all were stranded in Kerala due to nationwide lockdown for coronavirus outbreak. The train had originated from Ernakulam Railway Station in Kerala.
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