New Delhi/April,19: No inter-state travel of migrant workers must be allowed after the centre implements its decision to open some economic activities in non-hotspot areas from tomorrow, the Union Home Ministry said in its advisory to the states on Sunday. It also said the workers stranded in relief camps because of the lockdown must register with local authorities to “find out their suitability for various kinds of work”.
“It may be noted that there shall be no movement of labour outside the state/UT from where they are currently located,” the advisory said.
“The migrant labourers currently residing in relief/shelter camps should be registered with the concerned local authority and their skill mapping be carried out to find out their suitability for various kinds of work,” it added.
