Govt urged to rescue 50 Nepalis from Saudi Arabia

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REPUBLICA (Kathmandu): Human Rights and Peace Society has urged the government to immediately rescue 50 Nepali workers stranded in a company in Saudi Arabia. Issuing a press statement on Tuesday, the organization asked the government to take immediate action to rescue the 50 Nepalis who have allegedly been denied their salaries by Mohammad Alpojin Company for a year and have been kept in captivity.

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