Indian students in Ukraine asked to evacuate first in an organized manner

In the latest advisory released by the Embassy of India in Ukraine, Indian students living closest to CHOP-ZAHONY Hungarian Border near Uzhhorod PORUBNE-SIRET Romanian Border near Chernivtsi are advised to evacuate first in an organized manner.

Many Indian students are stuck in Ukraine and the Embassy of India and the government of India are trying their safe evacuation. The Embassy of India has requested the Indians stuck there to continue to remain strong, safe and alert during this difficult situation. 

Students are advised to remain in touch with student contractors, for orderly movement, carry their passports, cash preferably in USD for any emergency expenses, and other essentials, also Covid-19 double vaccination certificate if available. 

They are advised to print out the Indian flag and paste it prominently on vehicles and buses while travelling.

As per the advisory government of India and the Embassy of India are working to establish evacuation routes from Romania and Hungary. The advisory says, "At present, teams are getting in place at the following checkpoints CHOP-ZAHONY Hungarian Border near Uzhhorod PORUBNE-SIRET Romanian Border near Chernivtsi. Indian nationals, especially students living closest to the above border checkpoints are being advised to depart first in an organized manner, in coordination with teams from the Ministry of External Affairs to actualize this option. Once the above routes are operational, Indian nationals travelling by their own arrangements for transport would be advised to proceed to the above border checkpoints, and remain in touch with the helpline numbers set up at respective check-points for facilitation through the border. Numbers would be shared once the control rooms are established."

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