A Saudi company has agreed to pay 181,000 riyals in compensation and benefits to the family of Bharat Mahato, a Nepali worker killed in a drone attack on an oil field. The settlement was facilitated by the Nepali Embassy because the victim’s family was ineligible for government aid due to his expired labour permit.
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A Saudi company has agreed to pay 181,000 riyals in compensation and benefits to the family of Bharat Mahato, a Nepali worker killed in a drone attack on an oil field. The settlement was facilitated by the Nepali Embassy because the victim’s family was ineligible for government aid due to his expired labour permit.
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