News report by . Nitin Dwivedi

Mumbai : With each passing day in this global pandemic of novel coronavirus Corporator Kamlesh Yadav believes that the migrant labourers in Mumbai felt insecure on their survival in the city when the State Government was not coming forward to provide adequate assistance to them. For that very reason, they had to leave to their respective states.

Sharing his views with Hello Mumbai News reporter Nitin Dwivedi over phone, he said that he is trying to do his level best to provide all possible help to the poor and needy by assisting them for free of cost availability of Medical Certificate. So far he has provided more than 3500 free Medical Certificates to the people and will continue to do so.

As of now from his ward approximately 2200- 2300 migrants have left for their villages by whatever possible means of transport available or by foot.

He further affirmed that his ward was severely affected and had almost 12 red zone spots.
Over and above there were 42 coronavirus cases with four casualties. But with the rising number of casualties he made continuous efforts to reduce the number by santizing the public toilets everyday in two shifts and also with the help of police department. He also started spreading awareness with the help of drone technology, and now they are left with only 10-12 active cases on their road to recovery.
Not only this, Kamlesh Yadav is doing an appreciable job by providing Grocery kit comprising Wheat, Rice and dal to a minimum of twenty to twenty-five people.
He has started a Community Kitchen where everyday close to 5000 people are being fed.

News Edit by K.V.Raman