The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has urged Nepalis in Israel, Iran, and other Middle Eastern countries to adopt safety measures and avoid unnecessary travel.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a six-point directive requesting Nepali citizens living in Israel and Iran to take precautions, stating that it is closely monitoring the developing situation in the Middle East.
The Ministry has requested them to strictly follow the security advisories and instructions issued by the relevant bodies of Israel and Iran, to stay indoors as much as possible, to remain vigilant, to take necessary precautions, and to be in regular contact with the Nepali community in their area of residence.
The Ministry has also asked them not to travel without prior permission from the relevant bodies of Israel and Iran.
The Ministry has urged Nepali citizens planning to visit Israel or Iran to stay in regular contact with the Ministry in Kathmandu, the Nepali Embassy in Tel Aviv, and the Nepali Embassy in Doha, and to postpone their travel plans until the situation in both countries normalizes.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also requested Nepali citizens living and working in other countries in the Middle East to follow the precautionary measures suggested by the relevant bodies there.
