As per the latest reports, the Delhi Police have denied reports the exodus of migrant laborers from the nation capital over the fear toward inconvenience of one more lockdown in the city, an authority said here on Tuesday.
Only Rumours
“Migrant labourers are not relocating from the city. These are all bits of rumours,” the authority said. DCP (East area) Priyanka Kashyap likewise shared a comparable message expressing: “No such mass development of workers has been accounted for or is occurring”.
Media on January 9 announced that migrant workers, who during the past Covid initiated lockdown ran out of food, battled to get to medical care and confronted intense business issues, were by and by getting back to their home states expecting that the week by week time limit might be changed over into a lockdown as the flood in the instances of novel Covid proceeded unabated.
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Be that as it may, the end of the week check in time was not stretched out past January 9. Delhi on Monday recorded 19,166 new cases, raising the disease rate to 25 percent, most noteworthy since May 5.
As indicated by the reports, a few migrant workers have effectively left for their home states dreading lockdown in the public capital.
“Last time, I stalled out in the national capital with my family. Term of lockdown was broadened step by step and I confronted a great deal of difficulty. That is the reason when this time I knew about time limit, I left the public capital,” said a migrant worker Hemant Maurya.
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He further said: “Assuming that the check in time isn’t expanded, we will return. Dreading lockdown, I left for home on January 6. We will deal with issues because of joblessness, however in the event that life is saved, we will discover some work. This time I was joined by four individual workers.”
