Foreign Employment Department Issues Ultimatum to Fugitives
Summary
The Department of Foreign Employment has given fugitives with arrest warrants in foreign employment cases 35 days to come forward. Those who fail to appear face legal action, including freezing of bank accounts and travel permits.
Key Points
- The Department of Foreign Employment has ordered fugitives in foreign employment-related cases to appear within 35 days.
- The notice was issued on October 9 with permission from the Foreign Employment Tribunal.
- Failure to appear could lead to legal action, including freezing bank accounts and travel permits under the Foreign Employment Act, 2064.
