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What happens when you extend a lockdown with *again* no notice and *again* no real safety net for the most vulnerable.
This is a failure of risk communication, for starters, and a government-made humanitarian disaster all round. https://twitter.com/thakur_shivangi/status/1250038667055259648
This is a failure of risk communication, for starters, and a government-made humanitarian disaster all round. https://twitter.com/thakur_shivangi/status/1250038667055259648
Why the need for the secrecy and absolutely last-minute announcement every single time? This is not a grand Scooby Doo ‘lol your currency’s obsolete’ reveal. People need time and information to plan, to feel secure.
Would *you* want to be stuck in a labour camp in a brutal city where no one gives a damn how you live or if you die and you've got 1 day of food left and no savings? You'd take the 1st train out too, virus be damned. If we don't plan+provide for that- be it info/aid, we've failed
You’d think the Indian Railways would at least be in the loop, as the first port of call for ordinary people trying to find out if they can go home. https://twitter.com/pti_news/status/1250047582300065792?s=21 https://twitter.com/pti_news/status/1250047582300065792
