ABU DHABI, Oct 1: 22 Nepali workers are stranded in Ajman of UAE since two months. The workers reached UAE in visit visa paying high amount to brokers in Nepal.
With the help of immigration officers at Tribhuvan International Airport, the brokers have succeeded to fly them UAE in visit visa, receiving two hundred thousand to five hundred thousand rupees from each of them.
Directors of Pandor Incorporation Pvt Ltd, Keshav Thapa, Ramesh Kunwar and Dinesh Lama Moktan tempted them of attractive jobs and remuneration in UAE, said one of the victims.
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A team of UAE-based various Nepal organizations reached Ajman on Friday to know the whereabouts of the victims and have assured them to rescue at earliest and has requested Nepali embassy in UAE to take initiation for the liaison.
It is illegal to over-stay in UAE. However, the number of cases has increased in recent days due to the reluctant of the government. The organizations have accused government officials of the repeated incidents.
