The government will provide security to Nepalis stranded in the Gulf and keep them where they are.

The government is planning to provide security to stranded Nepali citizens arriving at airports in various Middle Eastern countries.

फाल्गुन १७, २०८२

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The government will provide security to Nepalis stranded in the Gulf and keep them where they are.

The government has decided to provide security to Nepali citizens stranded at airports in various Middle Eastern countries. 

The cabinet meeting held at the Prime Minister's residence in Baluwatar today stated that since all airports are closed, it is not possible to return or move them forward, and it has been decided to make arrangements to provide security to keep them where they are for the time being, Foreign Minister Balananda Sharma informed. Considering the increasing tension in the Middle East, the government has also directed the Nepali embassies in the concerned countries to remain on high alert and continuously monitor the condition of citizens.

Giving information about the meeting, he said, 'The situation is not normal, all airports are closed at present, it is not possible to return or bring anyone, therefore, discussions have been held on providing security to keep them where they are now, and the inconvenience of Nepali passengers in transit in the concerned countries.' Minister Sharma said that an official travel advisory has been issued for those areas. 

Stating that the work of taking Nepali citizens to their destinations by contacting the ambassador and arranging hotels for those who cannot go, he said that coordination has been made so that the relevant business providing companies or airlines will take care of it. Minister Sharma informed that the meeting discussed the impact on Nepali citizens and solutions.

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