July 23, 2014
Seventeen more attendants, who were stranded in Iraq, have touched base in Kochi.
The primary flight of Jet Airways conveyed seven medical attendants and the second Etihad flight from Abu Dhabi conveyed 10 medical attendants.
The greater part of them needed to leave their particular employments because of the strained circumstance predominant in Iraq.
About 10,000 Indians work in Iraq, generally in zones unaffected by the battling, however scores of them have come back to India since Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) started its hostile.
A medical caretaker, Nithu, said that they were made to stay in a disconnected inn where no one identifies with them.
"The embassy people made us stay in a hotel. We still do not know why we were asked to stay back for so long. Our exit dates marked in the passport was July 16. It was an isolated hotel. Nobody came and spoke to us when reached there. Nobody called Indian officials when we wanted them to," she said in Kochi city.
Then, an alternate medical caretaker, Jimmy, said that the Indian Embassy helped encourage the safe return of the attendants.
"We did not have many problems. We cancelled our one year contract. They agreed and they let us go," she said.
Prior, numerous Indian medical attendants, who were either snatched by suspected Islamist aggressors or were found up in the battling in Iraq, had arrived home in Kochi city. A gathering of 78 specialists having a place with southern region of Andhra Pradesh likewise arrived at India days back.
The ISIL and other Sunni Muslim aggressor gatherings have seized towns and urban communities crosswise over Syria and Iraq in a lightning development. (ANI)
(Inputs and photo from ANI)
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The primary flight of Jet Airways conveyed seven medical attendants and the second Etihad flight from Abu Dhabi conveyed 10 medical attendants.
The greater part of them needed to leave their particular employments because of the strained circumstance predominant in Iraq.
About 10,000 Indians work in Iraq, generally in zones unaffected by the battling, however scores of them have come back to India since Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) started its hostile.
A medical caretaker, Nithu, said that they were made to stay in a disconnected inn where no one identifies with them.
"The embassy people made us stay in a hotel. We still do not know why we were asked to stay back for so long. Our exit dates marked in the passport was July 16. It was an isolated hotel. Nobody came and spoke to us when reached there. Nobody called Indian officials when we wanted them to," she said in Kochi city.
Then, an alternate medical caretaker, Jimmy, said that the Indian Embassy helped encourage the safe return of the attendants.
"We did not have many problems. We cancelled our one year contract. They agreed and they let us go," she said.
Prior, numerous Indian medical attendants, who were either snatched by suspected Islamist aggressors or were found up in the battling in Iraq, had arrived home in Kochi city. A gathering of 78 specialists having a place with southern region of Andhra Pradesh likewise arrived at India days back.
The ISIL and other Sunni Muslim aggressor gatherings have seized towns and urban communities crosswise over Syria and Iraq in a lightning development. (ANI)
(Inputs and photo from ANI)
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