Nepal Government ensures safety of Nepalese in Saudi Arabia

Following missiles attack in Saudi Arabia by rebels from neighboring Yemen, government of Nepal directed its embassy in Saudi Arabia to ensure the safety of Nepalese in Saudi.

Almost around 350,000 Nepalese are currently working in different cities of Saudi Arabia and to ensure there safety Nepal Government have directed its embassy in Saudi Arabia to closely monitor the situation and make sure Nepalese are not affected in any way said, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson, Mr. Bharat Raj Poudel.

Saudi government on Monday informed its air defense destroyed seven missiles that Yemeni rebels launched on Sunday.

According to reports, Shiite rebels of Yemen launched barrage of Missiles which marked the third anniversary of Saudi war in Yemen. Al-Alrabia a local newspaper stated that Saudi Army Spokesperson Colonel Turki Al Maliki said three missiles headed towards Riyadh and two towards Jazan.

According to Saudi government, rebels are launching missiles to target civilian. With this tension safety issues of almost three hundreds and fifty thousands Nepalese have emerged in Saudi Arabia.

- Prince Babu

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