Photo : Times NowNew Delhi: With several students being stuck in Ukraine due to the ongoing conflict with Russia, the Indian embassy in Kyiv on Sunday advised them to use nearby railway stations and travel in groups to move away from the regions of active conflict.”As and when curfew is lifted, and there is considerable movement of people in your respective neighborhoods, Indian Nationals are advised to use nearby railway stations for movement out of regions of active conflict and proceed towards the Western regions,” the Indian embassy said in its fresh advisory.It further stated that Indian citizens are being evacuated from Ukraine through Romania and Hungary and the officials are continuously exploring AND working to open up more borders with neighbouring countries for Indians.
#NewsAlert | Fresh advisory has been issued by the Embassy to Indians in Ukraine; students advised to use nearby ra… t.co/SAVGci59gG— ANI (@ANI) Feb 27, 2022″Indian nationals are advised to travel in groups, and in case of individuals, you are advised to identify other fellowIndian Nationals and travel together with them,” the advisory read.’Indian embassy closely monitoring developing situation’The embassy further asked the Indian nationals to stay calm and further stressed that the government is closely monitoring the developing situation, especially in Eastern regions of Ukraine and is constant touch with the authorities requesting the safety of the citizens.”Carry only essentials in a rucksack/bag. Wear heavy winter clothing for warmth at night, and if possible a blanket and essential medicines. Carry cash as much as possible,” it said.”Those who judge that the situation is not conducive for travel, or are unable to leave due to any reason, may wait until further developments, may also plan accordingly by remaining in groups, keeping enough essentials, following existing instructions on safety and security,” the advisory added.Following the closure of Ukranian airspace, India is facilitating evacuation of stranded Indians from Ukraine through its land border crossings with Romania, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.