Hari Thapa of Udaipur, his son Utsav Thapa, his wife Gayatri Karki Thapa, Bishnuprasad Bhusal of Butwal, Buddhi Bhusal, Sagar Paudel, Ganesh Pokharel, Suman Gayre, Bishnuprasad Banjade, Yagya Marasini and Raju Khanal are among those who reached Masad.
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11 Nepalis from Tehran, the capital of Iran, reached Masad on Sunday night. After being rescued by the Indian Embassy in Iran, they reached Masad, another city in Iran, after traveling about 900 kilometers.
"11 of us arrived safely at Masad on Sunday night. There was no difficulty on the way. We are now staying in a hotel," said Hari Thapa of Udaipur, who reached Masad, "India has assured us that they will send us on priority. We are waiting for the flight.'
According to them, the time of the flight has not been fixed. Hari Thapa of Udaipur, his son Utsav Thapa, his wife Gayatri Karki Thapa, Bishnuprasad Bhusal of Butwal, Buddhi Bhusal, Sagar Paudel, Ganesh Pokharel, Suman Gayre, Bishnuprasad Banjade, Yagya Marasini and Raju Khanal are among those who reached Masad.
Among them, Bishnu Prasad Banjade does not have a passport, so it is said that the flight is not possible immediately.
According to the Nepali Embassy in Doha, 11 Nepalis are being coordinated. They had been working in different embassies and Iranian restaurants in Tehran from 8 to 24 years.
There are still 5 Nepalis in jail in Tehran, Iran. According to the embassy, the procedure to rescue them is underway.
