Delhi govt issues online forms for city residents stranded abroad


New Delhi, Apr 29 (IANS): The Delhi government has issued an online form for collecting information on city residents stuck abroad, an officials said on Wednesday.

"There is no decision if such people will be brought back, but the Delhi government is making a list of all those who are stuck abroad. The Central government will decide on this," the official told IANS.

The form is available on the Delhi government's website.

India suspended all international passenger flights last month due to coronavirus pandemic, following which lakhs of persons are stuck across the country as well as abroad.

Last week, the Centre asked the state governments to earmark hospital beds and quarantine centres for stuck Indian nationals who will be brought back from abroad in special flights once the national lockdown ends.

The Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday allowed inter-state movement of stranded migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, and students subject to certain conditions.

The MHA has directed the states to designate nodal authorities and develop standard protocols for receiving and sending the stranded persons within the country.

 

  

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