Assam Police launches helpline for people stranded outside state
First Published: 30th March, 2020 16:54 IST
The Assam Police has launched a helpline number for the people who are stranded outside the state during the ongoing 21-day nationwide lockdown in the wake of Coronavirus outbreak. The
The Assam Police has launched a helpline number for the people who are stranded outside the state during the ongoing 21-day nationwide lockdown in the wake of Coronavirus outbreak.
The stranded people can reach out to Assam Police through a WhatsApp number—9435215029.
Police will try to help the people in their ordeal if they mention their names, address, and places where they are stranded.
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