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VASCO: Long queues were seen at the Mormugao administrative offices on Thursday morning to seek permissions to travel back to their native places, as well as permits for their grocery stores.
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Many of these people have been stuck in Goa, unable to travel back to their respective home States ever since the inter-State movement has been blocked completely. They added that they are concerned about the well-being of their family members.
Speaking about the situation in general, Congress leader Sankalp Amonkar urged the locals not to panic and observe social distancing and follow the lockdown seriously.
