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When people were sleeping in quilts in their homes during the scorching winter, Amar Ujala's team came to know the condition of night-goers in many areas of the capital. From eleven o'clock in the morning to three o'clock in the morning, Amar Ujala correspondent Sarvesh Kumar, Parikshit Nirbhay and photo journalist Himanshu saw something like this on the streets from Delhi's rain shelters …

11:30 pm: Dhaula Kuan Bus Shelter
On Dhaula Kuan, there are many people cooking under and behind Bus Q Shelter who are forced to sleep here without a roof. These people have made this bus cue shelter their rain shelter. People are spending the night here just behind the Q Shelter and chirping under the flyover. These homeless people said that due to no shelter anywhere in the vicinity, they make a place of gold wherever they are seen. About choosing the location behind the bus shelter and flow over pillar, he said that the cold air here protects.

12 pm: Sagarpur bus stop
At Sagarpur bus stop, many people met who made bus Q Shelter a night shelter. These people told that they also have no place to stay and they do not get a place due to being crowded in the night shelters. So these people fall asleep at the bus stop with a blanket. Just in the shelter of Q Shelter, someone spent an auto and someone spent the night making a rickshaw as his bed.

At 11:30 pm: Rain shelter settled in Shakarpur
Amar Ujala's team investigated at around 11:30 pm at Rain Base in the school block area in Shakarpur, East Delhi. Of. Nearly half the people found sleeping in the capacity of night shelters here. The arrangement also looked satisfactory with cleanliness here. Although no one could talk to the sleeping people here, the situation was much better here than in other rain shelters in Delhi.

People accused of lice in blankets in the rain shelters outside AIIMS.
The patients are staying in the rain shelter in the underpass near the gate number one of AIIMS. These people alleged that there is no cleanliness here and there are juveniles in the blankets. The blankets have a very bad smell and the Ran Basere staff misbehaves with them when they complain. It does not even have first aid facilities for the people and more people are staying in the tents.

These should be in the rains shelters
Homeless people in the rains For this, mattress, pillow, quilt, water, toilet and electricity are provided by the government. Along with this, twice a week, doctors check people living here and free medicines are also given.

Kya Kaho Adhikari
Raan Basera in Dhaula Kuan area Is not replaced We have applied in writing to the AIIMS administration to make a rain shelter in AIIMS, but no response has been received at this time. As of now, 193 solid rain shelters of Dusib are running in Delhi. So far, 77 additional temporary tent shelters have been built after the cold in December. If anyone needs a rain shelter or someone sleeps in the open, they can contact the help

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line number 01123378789 and 23370560 of Dusib or on the Ran Basera mobile app.
-Wipin Rai, Dusib member

When people were sleeping in quilts in their homes during the scorching winter, Amar Ujala's team came to know the condition of night-goers in many areas of the capital. From eleven o'clock in the morning to three in the morning, Amar Ujala correspondent Sarvesh Kumar, Parikshit Nirbhay and photo journalist Himanshu saw something similar in the streets from the rain shelters of Delhi …

11:30 pm: Dhaula Kuan Bus Shelter
At Dhaula Kuan, there are many people who are cooking under and behind the cue shelter, who are forced to sleep here without a roof. These people have made this bus cue shelter their rain shelter. People are spending the night here just behind the Q Shelter and chirping under the flyover. These homeless people said that due to no shelter anywhere in the vicinity, they make a place of gold wherever they are seen. About choosing the location behind the bus shelter and flow over pillar, he said that the cold air here protects.

12 pm: Sagarpur bus stop
At Sagarpur bus stop, many people found the bus Q Shelter to be a night shelter. These people told that they also have no place to stay and they do not get a place due to being crowded in the night shelters. So these people fall asleep at the bus stop with a blanket. Just in the shelter of Q Shelter, someone spent an auto and someone spent the night making a rickshaw as his bed.

At 11:30 pm: Rain shelter settled in Shakarpur
Amar Ujala's team investigated at around 11:30 pm at Rain Base in the school block area in Shakarpur, East Delhi. Of. Nearly half the people found sleeping in the capacity of night shelters here. The arrangement also looked satisfactory with cleanliness here. Although no one could talk to the sleeping people here, the situation was much better here than in other rain shelters in Delhi.

People accused of lice in blankets in the rain shelters outside AIIMS.
The patients are staying in the rain shelter in the underpass near the gate number one of AIIMS. These people alleged that there is no cleanliness here and there are juveniles in the blankets. The blankets have a very bad smell and the Ran Basere staff misbehaves with them when they complain. It does not even have first aid facilities for the people and more people are staying in the tents.

These should be in the rains shelters
Homeless people in the rains For this, mattress, pillow, quilt, water, toilet and electricity are provided by the government. Along with this, twice a week, doctors check people living here and free medicines are also given.

Kya Kaho Adhikari
Raan Basera in Dhaula Kuan area Is not replaced We have applied in writing to the AIIMS administration to make a shelter for AIIMS but no response has been received at this time. As of now, 193 solid rain shelters of Dusib are running in Delhi. So far, 77 additional temporary tent shelters have been built after the cold in December. If anyone needs a rain shelter or someone sleeps in the open, they can contact the help line number 01123378789 and 23370560 of Dusib or on the Ran Basera mobile app.
-Wipin Rai, Dusib member

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