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Saudi’s Indian embassy helps 3 troubled workers return home
The female workers approached the embassy after they faced work-related issues
Officials of the Indian Embassy in Riyadh with the female workers. — Photo: Twitter
The Indian embassy in Riyadh has helped three Indian female workers return home after they approached the embassy.
In a post on social media platform X, the embassy shared a photo of the women at the airport.
According to the post the female workers approached the embassy after they faced work-related issues. The embassy officials managed to obtain their final exit documents with the help of Saudi authorities. The workers travelled to India on Sunday, the embassy said.
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The embassy extended thanks to Saudi authorities for their proactive help in the matter.
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