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Free awareness training has been provided to Nepali workers working in the Gulf country of Qatar.
On Friday, awareness training was provided to 50 Nepali workers on how to avoid the effects of high heat at the Nepali Embassy in the capital city of Doha.
The training was organized by QST Training and Consultancy and Building and Woodworkers International, which is working in Qatar for the skill development of Nepalese workers, and in collaboration with the embassy, the embassy said. In the
program, trainer Bimal Subedi trained the workers about the stress caused by high heat, symptoms seen in the body, and ways to avoid negative effects. Yasmin Naz of Mahottari Jaleshwar, the founder of the organizing organization, expressed her belief that the program will help Nepali workers to avoid possible risks due to heat. Addressing the
program, Ambassador of Nepal to Qatar Dr. Naresh Vikram Dhakal said that there will be continuous support of the Nepali Embassy in the coming days to organize such useful programs. In the
program, the participants who gave the correct answers in the question and answer were awarded and certificates were also given to all the participants.
