Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma discussing the situation in Manipur and safety of its students (Image: Twitter/Conrad Sangma)
The government of Meghalaya stated that it is evacuating its citizens, including students, due to the ongoing violence in Manipur.
The Meghalaya government is bringing its stranded people out of ongoing violence in Manipur with the use of special flights. It includes 60 students and 25 members of the Lajong football team, among others.
The Meghalaya government took all necessary safety measures in collaboration with various government agencies to ensure the passengers’ safety throughout the journey.
More than 25 citizens were on their way to Meghalaya via Guwahati on different flights. Along with flights, special buses are bringing over 60 students to Meghalaya, as of Friday noon.
Additionally, Meghalaya has also launched a helpline for citizens who may require further assistance. The helpline number is 1800-345-3644, and citizens can call for any kind of assistance they may need.
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