KATHMANDU, Oct 8: The Government of Nepal has taken decisive steps to establish a mechanism led by Foreign Minister NP Saud aimed at rescuing Nepali citizens currently in Israel.
During a meeting of the Council of Ministers today, a dedicated mechanism was formed to comprehensively assess the situation of Nepalis in Israel, coordinate rescue efforts, and provide support. The Cabinet meeting, held at Singha Durbar on Sunday morning, was convened to address the urgent situation.
Foreign Minister NP Saud, while addressing parliament, shared details about the newly established coordination mechanism. He stated, "This morning, a Cabinet meeting chaired by the Prime Minister formed the foreign minister-led coordination mechanism involving all relevant agencies. This mechanism will continuously monitor the situation, evaluate the conditions faced by Nepali citizens, make necessary decisions regarding rescue operations, and coordinate and cooperate for the same effectively."
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Upon receiving information about ‘a distressing incident’ in southern Israel, Minister Saud reported that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs promptly activated its sources and contacts to assess the safety of Nepali nationals in the affected area.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued directives to the Nepali embassy in Israel to initiate rescue operations, provide information to Nepali citizens regarding the situation, and ensure adherence to safety guidelines and regulations set by the Israeli government.
Minister Saud emphasized that the Nepali embassy is actively communicating essential information to Nepali citizens in Israel, collaborating with the Israeli government, and taking measures to rescue and provide necessary assistance, including medical treatment, to injured Nepali citizens.
He reiterated that efforts are underway to accurately assess the situation of Nepalis in Israel and to facilitate their safe rescue and stay.
