Kathmandu, Feb. 26
Embassy of Nepal in Berlin, Germany has said that all Nepalis who came into contact with the mission in the wake of the recent crisis in Ukraine are safe so far.
In a statement issued on Friday, it said that
the efforts to obtain more information about the status of Nepali people in
various cities in Ukraine are ongoing and 193 people have contacted the
embassy.
“We received the information that Slovakia,
Poland and Hungary – countries bordering with Ukraine – have opened their
borders to allow foreign citizens in the war-affected country to move into
their land,” said the embassy.
It has urged all Nepalis in Ukraine to reach
Slovakia, Poland and Hungary to return to Nepal safely. Nepal had issued a
travel advisory on making travel to Ukraine on Thursday.
The embassy has also pledged its support to
Nepali citizens who might face constraints in their travel due to their travel
documents or identity cards. “If there are any problems regarding passport or
travel documents and the latter is needed instantly, you can send a photocopy
of the passport and digital photograph to get the document,” read the
statement.
The documents and photograph can be sent to eonberlin@mofa.gov.np.
In case of any problem, Shahara Chaulagain, Third Secretary at the Embassy of
Nepal in Berlin could be reached.
Likewise, representatives of the Non-Resident
Nepali Association – Jaya Prasad Siwakoti in Slovakia, Dr. Bodhraj Subedi and
Jiban Kumar Kshetri in Poland, and Surendra Shrestha in Hungary – could be
contacted in case of any problem after entering into those countries.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 27 February 2022.
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