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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday assured Indian workers in the Gulf countries all help from the Indian government while advising them to keep working hard though also taking care of their health.
"Maybe none of you know me. But you must be feeling good that somebody has come from India to meet you," said a smiling Modi as he addressed a gathering of workers dressed in bright yellow uniforms at a free medical camp organised by the Indian Community Benevolent Fund (ICBF) and the Indian Doctors Community (IDC) in this Gulf nation.
"My first programme here in Doha is meeting you," he said.
Modi said that he looked into the things and changes the workers wished for as they worked here.
"I will work to my best extent to help you," he said.
Modi also said that India was looking at a good monsoon this year.
"I have good news for you. This year the monsoon will be good in India," he said.
The prime minister also voiced concern over the health of the Indian blue collar workers in the region.
Shoulder to shoulder with Indian workers abroad. PM @narendramodi interacts with the workers pic.twitter.com/z4GQJLueCX"I was inquiring about major health problems of workers; proper counselling, diabetes are major challenges," he said.
- Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) June 4, 2016
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