Bharat Mahato, a Nepali labourer working in Saudi Arabia, was killed in a Houthi drone strike, leaving his family devastated and burdened with significant construction debt. Because his labour permit had expired, his family is ineligible for standard government welfare compensation, prompting calls for urgent official intervention to provide relief and repatriate his remains.
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Bharat Mahato, a Nepali labourer working in Saudi Arabia, was killed in a Houthi drone strike, leaving his family devastated and burdened with significant construction debt. Because his labour permit had expired, his family is ineligible for standard government welfare compensation, prompting calls for urgent official intervention to provide relief and repatriate his remains.
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