Last week, hundreds and thousands of them began walking towards their villages.

Some are calling it one of the largest migrations in modern Indian history.

Samir still has over 250 kilometers to get home, others even longer.

While some managed rode buses, others were forced to turn back or taken to one of several makeshift shelters set up by the government in the city's schools.

Neil is a construction worker who earned about £7 a day before the lock down to feed his family off, for he has no savings.

But at least here he has shelter, and the authorities are trying their best to ensure social distancing.

Thes measures could protect onions family in the world.

But just like thousands of others in such shelters, he feels trapped.

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Then it's automatically on maintaining, which would have a lucky day pull it up, Then millions off other daily wage laborers are stuck in slum clusters across Indian cities.

They depend almost entirely on small, private NGOs like rise against hunger who have been supplying food to thousands of people.

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Lock Down has thrown up unique challenges for these NGO workers, whose shocking to explain social distancing to people who live cheek by jowl even under normal circumstances, a little bit.

As the crowd swells, so does attention.

A municipal officer is upset with the NGO team in the queue.

We hear the same heartbreaking story over and over again for the both of you.

But I, the NGO is running out of food on the Q is still long.

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There are still two weeks to go before this locked down officially ends.