Sikkim’s Migrant Workers Describe Perilous Exodus to Reunite with Families

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Sikkim's Migrant Workers Describe Perilous Exodus to Reunite with Families

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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to people worldwide, and among the most profoundly affected are migrant workers. In the small and picturesque state of Sikkim, nestled in the Himalayas, the stories of migrant workers' perilous exodus to reunite with their families are both heart-wrenching and inspiring.

Sikkim, known for its breathtaking landscapes and serene beauty, is home to a significant number of migrant workers who come from neighboring states in search of employment opportunities. When the pandemic struck, these workers found themselves caught in a conundrum, torn between the need to earn a livelihood and the longing to be with their families.

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