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Maharashtra tells collectors to get cracking on evacuation plan

Officers prepare to transport at least two lakh migrants from Maharashtra to their respective homes after thoroughly screening them

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At least 70 buses have already left Maharashtra to get back stranded students in Kota, Rajasthan. File pic

At least 70 buses have already left Maharashtra to get back stranded students in Kota, Rajasthan. File pic

A day after the Ministry of Home Affairs issued orders to facilitate the transportation of people stranded due to the lockdown between states by road, the Maharashtra government has told district collectors to execute the evacuation plan. Three senior Mantralaya bureaucrats will supervise the mass exercise that is expected to kick-start from May 4.

Other than the state-arranged facility, people who want to travel to their home states have been allowed to hire transport or use their own vehicles.

BUT every person will have to register with the government, procure documents for the same and undergo mandatory medical assessment before moving out. People could travel in groups but not without adhering to COVID-19 guidelines. Persons with COVID-19-like symptoms will not be allowed to travel but sent to quarantine and treatment. People who don't produce fitness certificates will not be allowed to travel.

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