Ukraine has arranged special evacuation trains, and all students are asked to report to the railway station in Kyiv to be transported to western parts, according to a tweet from the Indian Embassy in Ukraine today.
“All Indian citizens and students are urged to be calm, peaceful, and unified. Because the railway stations are likely to be crowded, it is recommended that all Indian students remain calm, composed, and avoid displaying hostile behaviour while there “According to the notification,
It was expected that train schedules would be disrupted, even cancelled at times, and that long queues would form. “To guarantee simple mobility, Indian students are advised to bring their passport, adequate cash, ready-to-eat meals, easily accessible winter gear, and only essential stuff. Always keep an eye on your belongings “the notification stated
“Ukrainians, both civilians and government officials, have been incredibly helpful in assisting the evacuation of Indian citizens, particularly at these critical and perilous times. This sentiment is to be respected by all of you “It went on to say.
Meanwhile, the Indian government has created a dedicated Twitter account to help with the evacuation of Indians from Ukraine as part of Operation Ganga.
Around 16,000 Indian students remain stuck in Ukraine. Many have made frantic pleas for aid, posting photographs and videos from subterranean bunkers and bomb shelters where they have been hiding from Russian bombs and missiles on social media.
