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SC Directs Centre to Ensure Welfare of Migrant Workers and Spread Awareness of Pandemic - (31 Mar 2020)

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Supreme Court has directed the Centre to ensure accessibility of basic necessities and medical facilities for migrant workers in view of the nationwide lockdown. The Court has also directed that a high level committee of experts must be set up to ensure that the awareness of COVID-19 is widespread and factual amongst citizens.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   WELFARE OF MIGRANT WORKERS   SPREADING AWARENESS OF COVID-19  

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