<span style="color: #222222;">As part of the evaucation process of stranded residents of the UT of J&K from other parts of the country, stranded due to Covid-19 lockdown, J&K Government has so far evacuated more than 1 lakh 12 thousand stranded residents. <br />''<br />''AIR Jammu Correspondent reports that J&K Government has evacuated nearly 1, 12, 513 stranded residents amidst strict observance of all necessary guidelines and SOPs. J&K administration has received 45 special trains at Jammu and Udhampur railway stations from different states and UTs, with 35,278 stranded passengers while about 77,235 persons have been evacuated through Lakhanpur till date.</span><br />

<span style="color: #222222;">J&K government has so far evacuated more than One Lakh stranded residents through a network of special shramik trains, buses, Vande Bharat flights and special domestic flights amid strict observance of all guidelines and SOPs in the wake of COVID-19 lockdown.<br />''<br />'' AIR Correspondent reports that so far, 36 COVID special trains reached Jammu and Udhampur railway stations with about 28,911 stranded passengers while about 70,706 persons have been evacuated through Lakhanpur via road. <br />''<br />''Till today, 16 trains reached Jammu with 13,271 stranded passengers while 15,640 passengers reached Udhampur in 20 special trains belonging to different districts. <br />''<br />''About 652 passengers including students have already reached Srinagar International Airport under Vande Bharat Mission through 4 COVID special flights from abroad. <br />''<br />''After the resumption of domestic air traffic on May 25th, 860 stranded passangers landed Jammu Airport in 24 flights whereas 3893 stranded passangers landed Srinagar Airport in 38 domestic flights. However, so far, 1 lakh four thousand 995 J&K residents stranded outside the UT have been evacuated and brought back to the UT by J&K government.</span><br />