Migrant workers from
Jharkhand, who were stranded in Tripura during the Nationwide lockdown, were
able to return home to their respective places by Shramik Special Train on
Monday evening.  After covering long distance, they reached Hatia railway
station where food packets and water bottles were handed to them by Central
Coalfields Ltd(CCL), a subsidiary of Coal India, with support from the railway
authority of Hatia  railway station.

Migrants boarded Shramik
Special Train at Udayput railway station in Tripura and their destination is
Lohardaga railway station.



CCL under the guidance of CMD CCL Shri Gopal Singh and directive of
Director(Pers) Sri Vinay Ranjan is committed to deliver in the large interest
of the society during Coronavirus pandemic as migrants from Jharkhand working
in different parts of the country started returning to their homes in various
districts of Jharkhand.

General Manager(Welfare)
Dr. A K Singh, Sr. Manager(Pers) Shri Sanjay Kumar and others  were
present during the distribution of food items.

CCL, one of the leading
Public sector undertakings in the state, distributed 1200 packets of food and
1200 water bottles at the Hatia railway station to the migrants returning to
their home State. On Saturday  and Sunday too, migrants  workforce
coming from Shramik Train were given food packets and water bottles.