Nepali Migrant Workers Torn Between Fear of War and Economic Necessity as Labor Permits Resume
Summary
Nepali migrant workers face fear due to the Middle East war but continue seeking jobs abroad as labor permits for Gulf countries resume, balancing safety and economic need.
Key Points
- Nepali migrant workers are conflicted between fear of the Middle East war and economic necessity.
- Labor permits for Nepali workers to Gulf countries were suspended due to security concerns but have recently reopened.
- Around 1,000 to 1,100 workers are obtaining labor permits daily after reopening.
- The Nepali government urges workers in conflict areas to stay safe and only return home if absolutely necessary.
