Lockdown in cities, no work back home - migrant labourers from Muzaffarpur have nowhere to go

#MigrantLabourers #CovidInBihar
Employment opportunities across India have helped Muzaffarpur's labourers tide over difficult times, especially during monsoon in the flood-prone district, but Covid has snatched that away. ThePrint’s Senior Multimedia Editor Sajid Ali Mir brings the ground report.
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[@manishanand420]

Thank you Theprint again to bring real story of Bihar, it almost poorest land on the planet but no one talking about it and pressing government to work towards economic development, and towards better health and education system. Bihar GDP $700 nearly and Bangladesh GDP $2220 approx and Bangladesh achieved just in 12years.

[@shantakrishnasamy7783]

This is extremely heartbreaking to hear what people are saying. Nobody cares for them, they are hardworking people.

[@mge12]

They are the most hard working of the all communities.

[@mralwyngeorge]

It's UP/Bihar !
So this is no news!

[@dheepanbrunner6048]

thanks print for the english subtitles...

[@s_tomar]

Heartbreaking

[@Obelix5658]

So sad. What a pathetic situation. Starvation is going to kill more people than Covid if the governments did not act fast.

[@madhurima8589]

Can India ever climb up the ladder??😭