IN PICS | No Social Distancing At Mumbai's Kurla Station As Anxious Migrant Workers Look For Train Tickets

Amid speculations of complete lockdown to be imposed in Maharashtra due to alarming rise in COVID-19 cases, people, mostly of migrant labourers, have once again started returning to their cities. (Image: PTI)

On Monday, passengers gathered in large at the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus in Mumbai to board outstation trains believing that the lockdown could soon be imposed by the Uddhav Thackeray government which will affect their daily lives. (Image: PTI)

Many families stood in queues flouting social distancing norms. The passengers were seen waiting outside the terminus. Many were spotted without any face-mask. (Image: PTI)

Local police and marshals deployed by the BMC had a tough time in controling the crowd. The authorities made continuous announcements ordering passengers to maintain social distancing. Only those with a valid ticket along with an ID proof were allowed to enter. Officials also fined those who were not wearing face masks. (Image: PTI)

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray is holding a series of crucial meetings with heath experts and Covid-19 Task Force regarding measures, including the imposition of a lockdown and lessen the blow on the economically weaker sections that will be hit hard if/when lockdown in imposed. (Image: ABP News)