The 'Dabangg' actor and his team have been arranging for buses and trains to help migrants reach home safely amid the pandemic-induced lockdown. The duo reached the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai to see off the migrants, who left for home in a chartered AirAsia flight at 1.40 pm.
Pregnant women and mothers along with their children were given priority for the travel.
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Goyal said, “Our focus was on sending women, who cannot travel long distances in trains or busses, early. Hence, we decided to fund their air travel. Some women travelled with their husbands.”
“Meanwhile, relatives of these women, who were left behind, have begun their journey to Dehradun in buses,” she added.
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The duo, had on May 29, airlifted 177 girls, who were stranded in Kerala’s Ernakulam, to help them reach their hometown in Odisha’s Bhubaneswar.