85 Nepalis Rescued from Malaysia
Nepali migrants stranded in Malaysia for the past month have been rescued. Eighty-nine Nepali migrants had been stranded after their employer ran off with their passports.
At the initiative of Safe Migration Project (SAMI), 30 Nepalis were rescued on Saturday and 55 on Sunday, said Nabindra Rai, programme coordinator of Khotang chapter of SAMI operated by Public Service Society, Nepal. Rai added that four more Nepalis are waiting to be rescued.
Malaysia is the most preferred labour destinations for many Nepali young men. The country has the largest number of Nepali migrant workers.
Published on: 2 April 2014 | The Kathmandu Post
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