File photo of stranded migrants who arrived by a special train from Kerala follow social distancing norms as they prepare to leave the Danapur Station amid COVID-19 lockdown in Patna Monday May 4 2020. (Photo | PTI) 
Kerala

Trains with guest workers depart from three districts

The second train from Alappuzha to Bettiah in Bihar left with 1,140 migrant labourers on Thursday evening.

From our online archive

ALAPPUZHA/KANNUR/KASARAGOD: The second train from Alappuzha to Bettiah in Bihar left with 1,140 migrant labourers on Thursday evening. The passengers are from Chengannur, Mavelikkara and Kuttanad taluks.  

Another train from Kannur left for UP carrying 1,140 labourers, including women and children. It departed at 5.50pm carrying the migrant workers who were sheltered at various camps across the district. 
Meanwhile, a special train with 28 coaches also left Kasaragod for Jasidih Junction in Jharkhand’s Deoghar district carrying 1,140 migrant workers on Thursday.

TVK led govt's oath taking ceremony likely on May 7 even as uncertainity looms

ECI, BJP played 'nasty games': Mamata says TMC was not defeated in Bengal, refuses to resign from CM post

Hegseth and Caine say ceasefire between the US and Iran is not over

After Assam debacle, Congress says will play role of 'proactive opposition'

SIR impact on TMC-won assembly constituencies, including Bhabanipur, in the 2026 Bengal Polls

SCROLL FOR NEXT