Nepal's Central Investigation Bureau has arrested four health-service operators for allegedly charging migrant workers excessive fees for mandatory medical examinations linked to Malaysian recruitment. The arrests occur amid an intensifying diplomatic dispute between Nepal and Malaysia over the latter's centralized system for selecting recruitment and medical agencies.
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Nepal's Central Investigation Bureau has arrested four health-service operators for allegedly charging migrant workers excessive fees for mandatory medical examinations linked to Malaysian recruitment. The arrests occur amid an intensifying diplomatic dispute between Nepal and Malaysia over the latter's centralized system for selecting recruitment and medical agencies.
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