Sanjay Agrawal, secretary, Road Transport Department, said all the migrant workers who were sent to their respective districts were kept in quarantine centres situated not far away from their native villages, for 21 days. There are reports that workers are not happy with mandatory 21 day quarantine due to lack of basic amenities and supply of poor quality of food. Agrawal said minors coming from outside along with their parents were allowed for home quarantine after proper screening by the medical team. Migrant workers, mostly poor, and working in cement, garment, plastic pipe factories, private firms, construction sector, security guards and others suddenly became jobless after the lockdown began on March 24 midnight to combat the spread of coronavirus.