‘We spent more time searching for gas than working’, says Nepali arriving from India
Summary
Nepali migrant workers are returning home from India due to worsening fuel shortages and rising cooking gas prices caused by the Middle East conflict.
Key Points
- Nepali migrant workers in India are facing severe fuel shortages, causing many to return home.
- Rising cooking gas prices and unavailability have made it difficult for workers to afford basic needs.
- The hospitality sector in India employing many Nepalis is also affected, leading to job losses.
- Border points in Sudurpaschim Province report about 500 daily returns of Nepali workers from Indian regions including Delhi and Mumbai.
