Foreign Ministry spokesman informs about citizen protection situation in Nepal

(Chinhphu.vn) - On September 11, at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pham Thu Hang informed about the situation of protecting Vietnamese citizens in Nepal.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, there are currently an estimated 250 Vietnamese citizens living in Nepal.

In light of recent developments in Nepal, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has instructed the Vietnamese Embassy in India, which also covers Nepal, to closely monitor the situation and urgently work with local authorities to gather information and assess the possibility of Vietnamese citizens being in distress; and to ensure the security and safety of Vietnamese citizens in Nepal.

According to information from the Vietnamese Embassy in India, which also covers Nepal, there have been no reports of Vietnamese citizens being affected by the current protests in Nepal.

The Vietnamese Embassy in India, which also covers Nepal, is continuing to coordinate closely with local authorities to closely monitor the situation and is ready to deploy necessary protective measures in case Vietnamese citizens encounter difficulties or accidents.

First, limit going out of the house and avoid areas with protests and riots, especially in Nepal's capital Kathmandu and other areas with security risks.

Secondly, regularly monitor and update the situation through reputable local media outlets and the website of the Vietnamese Embassy in India, which also covers Nepal.

Thirdly, strictly comply with the regulations and guidelines on security and safety measures of the local authorities, and proactively take necessary measures to ensure the security and safety of yourself and your family.

Fourth, maintain regular and close contact with the Vietnamese Embassy in India, which also covers Nepal.

Fifth, Vietnamese citizens should carefully consider their options before traveling to Nepal unless absolutely necessary.

In case of emergency, requiring assistance or information on protection options, citizens can immediately contact the Embassy through the Embassy's citizen protection hotline, as well as the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs' citizen protection hotline.

Thuy Dung

 

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