Kathmandu, April 4: All seven Nepali nationals injured in an attack in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war are now out of danger, officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have confirmed.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nepal, the injured individuals are in stable condition. Officials from the Nepali Embassy in the UAE have maintained telephone contact with all seven victims, who confirmed they are safe.
Embassy representatives have already met four of the injured individuals to assess their condition and coordinate necessary support. Arrangements are underway to meet the remaining three as well, said ministry spokesperson Lok Bahadur Poudel Chhetri.
Of the injured, six have already been discharged from hospital following treatment. One individual who sustained serious injuries is still undergoing treatment but is reported to be out of danger and expected to be discharged soon.
The ministry stated that it had immediately instructed the embassy to coordinate support upon receiving information about the incident. Authorities in the UAE ensured timely medical care for the injured. #nepal #UAE #IRANWAR
