VietNam Net Bridge – The Foreign Ministry says that government agencies and manpower export companies are ready to take all Vietnamese workers in Libya home if the situation in the North African country gets worse.
Smoke rises from a building in Tripoli after being shot by missiles of a militant group on August 3.
According to the Bureau of Consular Affairs , about 1,550 Vietnamese people are working in 15 localities in the territory of Libya, including the capital Tripoli. Most of them are living in the areas without fighting.
The Bureau of Consular Affairs, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Department for Management of Overseas Labor , the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs , and manpower exporting companies are preparing to evacuate Vietnamese workers near the dangerous area.
The remaining people who are in the safe zone have been asked to keep in touch.
Smoke rises from a building in Tripoli after being shot by missiles of a militant group on August 3.
According to the Bureau of Consular Affairs , about 1,550 Vietnamese people are working in 15 localities in the territory of Libya, including the capital Tripoli. Most of them are living in the areas without fighting.
The Bureau of Consular Affairs, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Department for Management of Overseas Labor , the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs , and manpower exporting companies are preparing to evacuate Vietnamese workers near the dangerous area.
The remaining people who are in the safe zone have been asked to keep in touch.
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