Ukraine war: 91 Karnataka students stranded in Ukraine, Govt appoints nodal officer
Karnataka Government has set up a free Helpline Centre to facilitate evacuation and the smooth homecoming of its people stranded in Ukraine.
Bengaluru: As many as 91 Karnataka students, including 28 from Bengaluru, studying medical science in Ukraine. Karnataka Government has appointed a nodal officer to facilitate the safe movement of stranded Indians in Ukraine to their respective destinations.
Karnataka Government has set up a free Helpline Centre to facilitate evacuation and the smooth homecoming of its people stranded in Ukraine.
Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has spoken to EAM S Jaishankar about the safe evacuation of students.
"Spoke to EAM S Jaishankar Ji and requested him to safely evacuate our students stranded in Ukraine. He reiterated that the situation is being monitored closely and assured of the safe evacuation of students".
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The nodal officer will also oversee the functioning of the 24/7 helpline.
Here are the contact details: Phone number: 080-1070; 080-22340676 in the State Emergency Operation Center.
Email: manoarya@gmail.com; revenuedmkar@gmail.com
As many as 91 students from #Karnataka are studying medical science in Ukraine.
— P C Mohan (@PCMohanMP) February 25, 2022
28 out of the 91 are from #Bengaluru.
Karnataka Govt has appointed a nodal officer to facilitate the safe movement of stranded Indians in #Ukraine to their respective destinations.#UkraineRussia pic.twitter.com/c0Gv9cYBm8
