Tamil Nadu government rescues 35 students stranded in Ukraine They paid the bus fare from the city of Pseudomonas to the Romanian border through a bank branch in Chennai.
Record: March 07, 2022 03:54
AM
Chennai,
Russia has declared war on Ukraine. This has affected Indians living in Ukraine. Students who went to study medicine from India are being repatriated from Ukraine. Trichy Siva MP to rescue Tamil Nadu students who have fled Ukraine and taken refuge in countries including Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Poland. A special committee has been set up under his leadership.
The group includes MPs, MLAs. And senior IAS. Officers have taken place. Meanwhile, 35 students were trapped in the war-torn city of Pyojin in Ukraine. Dr. AB Vijayakumar from Ranipettai district, who studied medicine at the Kharkiv National Medical University in Ukraine a few years ago, arranged for the 35 students to reach Ternopil on the Romanian border through an agent there. The fee for this was paid by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
Government of Tamil Nadu paid the fee
The Government of Tamil Nadu has given Rs. 13 lakh 37 thousand 446 to 35 students as bus fare of Rs. The money was sent to a bus agent in Ukraine through the Indian Overseas Bank in Chennai. 35 Tamil Nadu students have reached Romania by bus provided by the Tamil Nadu government. From there they are brought to Tamil Nadu through the Ministry of External Affairs.
The bus brought by Tamil Nadu students also included students from some other states in India.
Saqib Sharif, a first-year student at the National Medical University of Kharkiv, said: “I was terrified of leaving Python. Thus I suffered without sleep. I am now comforted. The efforts of the Tamil Nadu government are commendable. ”