Impact Of Corona Visible On Maa Vaishno Devi Yatra

Impact Of Corona visible on Maa Vaishno Devi Yatra: Mata Vaishno Devi. Corona’s impact visible on Maa Vaishno Devi Yatra, the number of devotees reached 1500.

The second wave of the Corona epidemic across the country has once again affected the journey of mother Vaishno Devi.

The situation is that Maa Vaishno Devi has once again been seen on the Bhavan and Yatra Marg. Only a few devotees are seen coming and going for darshan of the mother.

Every day between 6000 to 10,000 pilgrims are reaching Katra, the base camp for Maa Vaishno Devi Darshan.

On April 19, around 8978 devotees reached the court of the mother, while on April 20, 7500 devotees attended the feet of the mother.

Similarly, on April 21, 5600 devotees arrived, while on April 22, only about 1500 devotees reached the palace to pay obeisance to the court of Mother Vaishno.

Impact Of Corona visible: The second wave of the Corona epidemic spread across the country and the new orders issued by the state administration have had the most impact on the mother Vaishno Devi Yatra.

Once again the situation remains completely lockdown-like. There will be a decline in more mother Vaishno Devi yatra in the coming days, it cannot be denied.

The base camp Katra is completely deserted. Shopkeepers can be seen waiting for devotees throughout the day. All the routes seem almost deserted with the building of Maa Vaishno Devi.

At present, devotees coming to see Maa Vaishno Devi are having supernatural darshan of the mother without any problem.

They are also getting all kinds of facilities. The weather is improving, the cold air is moving continuously. In view of the drastic drop in temperature, devotees wearing warm clothes are seen departing towards the building.

Most trains are coming to Jammu, reservation is available easily, know what is the reason

The railways had not yet emerged from the ravages of the Corona era last year, that again this year the rising infection of the coronavirus has caused a huge decline in the revenue of the railways.

The number of passengers traveling in trains is suddenly declining. Fifteen trains are coming and going daily at Jammu railway station.

In which 12 to 15 thousand passengers used to travel every day. At the same time, now the number of railway passengers has reduced from 5 to 6 thousand.

Only those people are traveling in trains who have to travel to other states for very important work.

Most of the trains coming to Jammu are coming empty these days. Passengers are getting comfortable reservations. The trains used to fight for reservation.

Passengers did not get reserved tickets for two months or two, but due to the Corona call, circumstances have changed these days.