Forty-six Nepalis rescued from Cambodia

Kathmandu, April 16

The Nepali Embassy in Bangkok has rescued 46 Nepalis from Cambodia. All the rescued individuals have returned home. After receiving information that they were being used for illegal work after reaching Cambodia through various means, they were rescued with the help of the Cambodian government and were sent back home, the Embassy said.

According to the Embassy, 101 Nepalis had travelled to Cambodia in 2021, one thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven in 2022, two thousand nine hundred and forty in 2023, six thousand four hundred and four in 2024, and 9,676 in 2025, hoping for attractive employment opportunities. The Embassy has also requested that one and all not go to Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand without obtaining a labour permit.

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