134 stranded Bhutanese students allowed to leave India amid virus curfew
A total of 134 Bhutanese students, who had been stranded in India’s Punjab amid coronavirus curfew, were allowed to leave through a special flight, a government official said on Monday.
One hundred and thirty four Bhutanese students, who had been stranded in the hostels of Lovely Professional University, Phagwara-Jalandhar, were allowed to leave for Bhutan through a special flight arranged by Bhutanese governmentSpecial chief secretary KBS Sidhu
"One hundred and thirty four Bhutanese students, who had been stranded in the hostels of Lovely Professional University, Phagwara-Jalandhar, were allowed to leave for Bhutan through a special flight arranged by Bhutanese government," special chief secretary KBS Sidhu, who is in-charge to monitor state-wide coronavirus cases, informed in a tweet.
A woman hosteller, hailing from Maharashtra, of the Lovely Professional University was tested for coronavirus on Saturday.
The state has nearly 2,400 resident students stranded in the university hostels.