Chief Minister Hemant Soren today made an appeal to all the migrant and stranded labourers of Jharkhand stuck in other states of the country to keep patience as the state government is taking all measures and precautions to bring them back to their state.<br />'' <br />'' Taking cognisance of the recent incident that took place in Aurangabad today morning, Mr Soren has appealed that no migrant person should walk alongside the railway tracks so as to return homes. Every person should stay back and safeguard themselves.<br />'' <br />'' Mr Soren was today addressing the media at State Secretariat in Ranchi. He has further requested every stranded person of the state to remain calm and stay wherever they are. The nodal officers appointed by the state government are coordinating with the respective state officials to bring every single labourer back to their home state.<br />'' <br />'' Chief Minister Hemant Soren has mentioned that Jharkhand government is continuously in talks with state governments of Maharashtra, Kerala, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and New Delhi. The Special trains will soon reach Jharkhand ferrying their labourers from these states. He also said that so far five lakh people have registered on the online portal provided for the migrants.<br />'' <br />'' In another decision made in public interest, the state government has banned 11 brands of Pan-masala for one year after Maharashtra and Bihar in Jharkhand. Traces of magnesium carbonate have been found in samples of the pan-masala that have been tested. The decision has come in wake of upkeep of health of people in the state.<br />'' <br />''