188 citizens of Uttarakhand stranded in Ukraine, 39 residents of Dehradun district
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said that a total of 188 students from Uttarakhand are stranded in Ukraine. We are in constant touch with the Ministry of External Affairs and the Government of India. Our officers are working to get our students safe. Parents have been assured of the safe evacuation of their children. On the other hand, DGP Ashok Kumar said that we have received information about 188 people of Uttarakhand trapped in Ukraine. The Ministry of External Affairs is making necessary arrangements to get them out. The helpline number of Uttarakhand is 112.
Make two more nodal officers from the government
On Friday, Deputy Inspector General of Police Law and Order P Renuka and Superintendent of Police Law and Order Pramod Kumar have been made nodal officers on behalf of the government. Anyone can contact DIG P Renuka’s mobile number 7579278144 and Superintendent of Police Pramod Kumar’s mobile number 983778889.
Helpline started for students of Doon stranded in Ukraine
The district administration has started a helpline for the students of Dehradun stranded in Ukraine. Additional District Magistrate (Finance and Revenue) KK Mishra told that the citizens of Uttarakhand have been unable to return to their homeland due to the dire situation due to the war between Russia and Ukraine. In such a situation, persons trapped in Ukraine can call on 01352726066, 1077 (toll-free) and 7534826066 and enter details of name, address in Ukraine, mobile number etc. You can also send information by e-mail to deoc.pgrc.ddn@gmail.com. Apart from this, you can also call the emergency number 112 for assistance.
Nine students of Tehri and five hotel workers stranded in Ukraine
Nine students and five hotel workers from the district are stranded in Ukraine. All are in touch with their relatives and are demanding to return home. Tehri Police has sent the list to the government. The son of Man Singh Rautela, a resident of Baurari, is doing MBBS in the Ukrainian capital Kiev, he is a first year student. Paras’ father Man Singh says that he had a conversation with his son on Friday morning.
