2000 Indian students reached Romania border, 150 Himachalis also included
In the midst of a tense atmosphere of war between Russia and Ukraine (Russia Ukraine War), the exercise of returning home to the trainee doctors of Himachal Pradesh studying MBBS in Ukraine has intensified. On Friday, about 2000 trainee doctors from India studying at the Bukovenian State Medical University (BSMU) in western Ukraine were safely evacuated to the Romania border. These include about 150 trainee doctors of the state.
It is reported that 500 trainee doctors will be taken to Delhi on Saturday morning by two special cargo aircraft, which will also include Himachali trainees. Due to this the parents heaved a sigh of relief. The medical university is about 25 kilometers from the border with Romania. It is being told that 1500 trainee doctors will be sent on Saturday and Sunday.
BSMU advisor Dr. Sunil Sharma told that the trainee doctors are being evacuated from there with the help of the Indian Embassy and the Central Government. Trainee doctors are being brought by special aircraft from Romania to Delhi on Saturday and Sunday. 2000 trainees of the university have been sent to the Romania border, of which 150 are Himachalis. He told that following the instructions of the embassy, the trainee doctors reached the border of Romania by placing the Indian flag in front of the buses. After investigation here, he is getting admission in Romania. On the other hand, after getting off the buses, the students kept on completing the paper formalities by standing in queues on the border and were also seen eager to return to their homeland.
are hidden in the bunker, no arrangement has been made to come yet
Their families are worried for the people trapped in Ukraine due to the war between Russia and Ukraine. The same is the case with the grandparents of a young man from Ladbhadol. Parents have passed away. Now the grandparents are worrying about the young man day and night. On the other hand, the grandson’s friend has spoken to the grandparents on the phone on Friday. Told that so far they are safe and are hiding in a bunker. Told that no arrangement is being made for their arrival yet. This worries him. Late Manohar Singh, son of Vivek Singh of Chhoti Bagh village of Ladbhadol’s Bagh Panchayat, is pursuing MBBS in Ukraine. The grandparents are worried about their safety. He is repeatedly asking the administration and the people about the well being of the grandson.
BSMU advisor Dr. Sunil Sharma told that the trainee doctors are being evacuated from there with the help of the Indian Embassy and the Central Government.
Vivek’s parents die
Vivek Singh’s parents have passed away. With the education of Vivek, all the responsibilities are being fulfilled by the grandparents. Vivek’s grandfather Hoshiyar Singh has appealed to the government to bring Vivek and all other people to India safely. He told that his younger grandson Bhuvnesh Singh is also living with uncle in Faizabad. He is going unwell. The grandparents are bearing the expenses of both the children. On the other hand, Rajeev Khan, the head of Panchayat Bagh, has also appealed to the government for the safe return of Vivek Singh.
