The government has started rescuing Nepali workers from war-torn Iran and Israel. The government, in coordination with the Indian government, brought 11 Nepali workers in Tehran to another city in Iran, Mashhad, on Sunday night.

They reached Mashhad, which is about 900 kilometers away by a bus provided by the Indian Embassy in Tehran, and are scheduled to be brought to Delhi on Tuesday by a plane chartered by the Indian government. "11 people have arrived safely in Mashhad. On the way 

did not suffer. Now we are staying in a hotel," Hari Thapa of Udaipur said, "India has assured to send them on priority basis. We are waiting for the flight.' 

Mashad Purchima Thapa, his wife Gayatri Karki Thapa, son Utsava, Bishnuprasad Bhusal of Butwal, Buddhi Bhusal, Sagar Paudel, Ganesh Pokharel, Suman Gayre, Bishnuprasad Banjade, Yagya Marasini and Raju Khanal. Banjade's flight is not immediate because he does not have a passport. They worked in different embassies and Iranian restaurants in Tehran from 8 to 24 years. The Nepali Embassy in Doha, Qatar has said that they are coordinating with these Nepalis. According to the Embassy, ​​the procedure for the rescue of 5 Nepalis who are in jail in Tehran has also been started.

The rescue of Nepalis in Israel has also started. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, about 5500 Nepalis are working in Israel. After the start of the Israel-Iran war, the Nepalese who are there are looking for a safe place. Some of them want to return to Nepal. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 918 people in Israel have also filled out forms asking to return to Nepal. 

Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Lok Bahadur Paudel Kshatri said that all possible preparations are being made for the Nepalese who want rescue from Israel. "Among those who have registered the form, 35 people are interested in returning to Nepal," he said. It is closely monitoring the incident.' 

President of Non-Resident Nepali Association Israel Mr. Krishna Bhandari said that since the start of the Israel-Iran war, most of the Nepali workers have started living in community bunkers. There are large community bunkers in various places, including Tel Aviv, in which many people stay. Now most of the Nepalis have left the bunker under the residential building and started living in the community bunker. Now the government is under pressure for rescue. However, there are few Nepalis who leave here immediately," he said. A Nepali in Israel has been taken to Egypt by land. According to the Nepali Embassy in Egypt, the Dean of Karnali Institute of Health Sciences Dr. Praneet Pokharel was rescued from Israel and taken to Egypt on Monday. For this, the Nepali Embassy in Israel and Egypt coordinated with the government of Israel and Egypt. 

 The Nepali ambassador to Egypt, Sushil Kumar Lamsal, reached the Eilat-Tawa crossing point in Israel and Egypt to receive Pokharel, who had come to Tel Aviv to study for a short time. This port is about 420 km away from Cairo, the capital of Egypt. Traveled by bus from Tel Aviv at 7:30 am. From there it took 5 hours to reach the Egyptian border. It took an hour to cross the border," Dr. Pokharel told Kantipur, "With the coordination of the embassy, ​​there was no problem in crossing the border of Egypt." Ambassador Lamsal informed that Pokharel will be sent to Kathmandu on Tuesday from the international airport of the same city. This is the first rescue by the Nepal government from Israel. This has opened the way for us to facilitate the rescue of Nepalis coming from Israel,' said Ambassador Lamsal, 'whoever wants to rescue Nepali, we should be informed in advance.' 

Ambassador Lamsal said that the Egyptian and Jordanian governments have agreed to allow Nepalis who want to be rescued from Israel to enter by land. The Nepali Embassy in Egypt has also been given the responsibility of looking after the Jordanian affairs. It is possible for Nepalis in Israel to get entry through the borders of Jordan and Egypt. We have made all the arrangements," he said. "It is not possible to go directly to the border. First, Nepalis who want to leave Israel must give their full details to the government. We send the list with that details to the respective country. After getting permission from there, you have to go to the designated checkpoint.' 

Jordan's Sess Hussein Bridge and Wadi Arava border have been opened for foreign nationals leaving Israel. Most of them are entering Jordan through the Arawa crossing. The Eilat-Tawa crossing has been opened to Egypt. Ambassador Lamsal's team has been deployed in Sarm Ali Sheikh city to manage Nepalis leaving the Eilat-Tawa crossing point of Egypt. "This is a preparation for a possible rescue," Lamsal said, "Similar preparations are being made in Jordan."

The rapid response team led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has joint secretaries of the Ministry of Labour, Law, Tourism and Home Affairs. The Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security has launched the Shram Sansar portal to collect details including the location of Nepali workers in West Asia including Israel. The Ministry is preparing to release the mobile application of the portal within a few days.