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The migration is a knotty problem to resolve, who knows it better than Nuapada district administration. Majority of migrant workers, who were rescued from the clutches of labour contractors in Nuapada district a fortnight ago, were found to have disappeared from their villages. Nuapada-based voluntary Organisation, PARDA, that keeps track of migrant workers and was involved in enumeration of rescued labourers on December 19 and 20, also confirmed about migration of rescued labourers. Meanwhile, a survey conducted by Aide et Action, an international voluntary organisation that works on migration issues, says 16,814 villagers from 159 villages in four blocks of Nuapada migrate to other States. As per the migration-mapping, average 106 persons from every village surveyed travel outside for work.
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migrant workers, labour contractors, PARDA, Nuapada, Aide-et-Action, internal migration, distress migration, voluntary organization, mapping
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