New York City Faces Migrant Influx and Housing Crisis
New York City grapples with a migrant influx, housing challenges, and rising costs as officials declare a state of emergency.
New York City grapples with a migrant influx, housing challenges, and rising costs as officials declare a state of emergency.
The fire chief added that the vehicle had no working air conditioning and there was no drinking water inside.
The incident occurred under similar conditions in the early hours on Sunday when Greek authorities received a distress call.
According to the source, some were discovered onboard improvised boats and jet skis attempting to reach European coasts, while others attempted to swim.
Libya has been suffering insecurity and chaos since the fall of the late leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, making the North African country a preferred point of departure for illegal migrants who want to cross the Mediterranean Sea to European shores.
An MP is entitled to 34 business class tickets in domestic flights annually.
'Strict disciplinary action has been taken again these railway employees including the suspension of the CIT DK Dixit,' the Railways tweeted after the video sparked outrage among people.
In a statement issued on Saturday, former chief minister of UP said, 'Despite lockdown, there has been no decrease in the spread of the disease. The infection has increased and economy destroyed.'
'The commission has taken suo motu cognisance of media reports that the trains which are ferrying migrant labourers are not only starting late but are taking many additional days to reach destination,' said the statement by NHRC.
Amid the nationwide lockdown, thousands of daily wagers and other migrants have undertaken epic journeys to reach home — walking, cycling and hitching rides when they could — in the absence of any public transport.The unprecedented move to stem the spread of COVID-19 triggered possibly the biggest movement of people since Partition. Several migrant workers have lost their lives in road accidents while travelling back to their homes.
