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39 Maharashtra tourists stuck in Uzbekistan, says Minister Jayant Patil
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Jayant Patil on Wednesday said that 39 tourists from the state are stuck in Tashkent in Uzbekistan due to unavailability...
Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Jayant Patil on Wednesday said that 39 tourists from the state are stuck in Tashkent in Uzbekistan due to unavailability of flight in the wake of coronavirus outbreak. He assured that necessary steps would be taken to ensure their safe return. Patil also shared on Twitter a clip of his video call with one of the tourists stranded in Uzbekistan. The water resources minister said that if required, he will speak to NCP chief Sharad Pawar for raising the issue with the External Affairs Ministry to ensure their return to India.
"Abhijit Chimanna, brother of advocate from Sangli Amol Chimanna and my friend, is stuck in Uzbekistan's Tashkent along with 39 tourists from Maharashtra due to unavailability of flight service in the wake of coronavirus outbreak. Spoke to them through video call," Patil tweeted. "Abhijit Chimanna and colleagues called me from Tashkent given the concern over their return to the homeland.
