As the situation in Ukraine deteriorates, the latest data shared by the Karnataka State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) shows that there are 694 students from 30 districts of the State stranded in Ukraine. Of these, 86 returned by Wednesday.
The highest number of students stranded was from Bengaluru Urban, followed by Mysuru. On the other hand, the data for returnees showed that most students had flown back to Bengaluru from Delhi, and the remaining from Mumbai (16).
On Wednesday, the authority appealed to circulate an advisory from the Indian Embassy in Ukraine to “immediately” leave Kharkiv and proceed on foot to the places mentioned in case they cannot get vehicles. Some students managed to leave the city on their own.
