“And, we have given them a helping hand, we have arranged for their food, for their daily living articles. Our CDA (charge d’affaires) in Tripoli has also met these workers. This happened, I think, on November 4,” he said.
Since these people had gone to Libya without proper documentation, to exit the country now, they need an exit permit according to the guidelines of Libya, the MEA spokesperson said.
The Embassy is in touch with Libyan authorities to arrange for their exit permit. The exit permit is taking a little time because they had gone there without proper documentation.
“But, once this exit permit is done, all these people who are having difficulties, our embassy will facilitate their return home. As of now, our Embassy is in touch with them, their employers, and taking care of them, and we are closely following the situation and the development,” he added.
