Nijgadh Bara- Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Narayankaji Shrestha has voiced serious worry for the safety of Nepali nationals presently stuck in Israel.
Home Minister Shrestha
responded to the problem by making contact today to learn more and evaluate the
rescue efforts being undertaken for Nepali people caught up in this dispute.
Hanan Godar, the Israeli ambassador to Nepal, and Kanta Rijal, the ambassador
of Nepal to Israel, were both consulted.
According to reports,
some nationals of Nepal may have been injured or taken hostage in the Gaza
Strip. This has raised worries about their ability to access basic needs like
food, shelter, healthcare, and overall security.
The Nepali ambassador
to the United States, Rijal, has guaranteed that attempts are being made to
gather data on the injured and stranded Nepalis in the conflict area. To secure
their safe return, it is important to start medical care and plan rescue
operations.
The Israeli ambassador
to Nepal, Godar, reaffirmed Israel's commitment to taking important steps to
protect Nepalese citizens from the negative impacts of the ongoing conflict.
Maintaining their safety and well-being is of the highest priority.
The Nepali government,
under the direction of Home Minister Shrestha, is closely watching the
situation and making every effort to help Nepali citizens who have been
affected by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Every Nepali citizen's well-being
and safety in Israel are of the highest priority.
