‘Food crisis’ hits 10,000 laid-off Indians in Saudi Arabia

More than 10,000 Indian nationals laid off in Saudi Arabia are facing a “food crisis”, India’s foreign minister says.

Sushma Swaraj said “large numbers” of Indians had lost their jobs in the kingdom, leaving them with not enough money to buy food.

The Indian community in Jeddah, with the government’s help, has distributed food to those in need at the weekend.

Growth has slowed in Saudi Arabia as the country suffers the effect of lower oil prices.

Ms Swaraj appealed on Twitter for the three-million-strong Indian community in the country to “help your fellow brothers and sisters”.

“I assure you that no Indian worker rendered unemployed in Saudi Arabia will go without food,” she wrote.

A government minister is travelling to Saudi Arabia, Ms Swaraj said. He is expected to help with arrange an airlift of laid-off Indians who are unable to afford the air fare home.

 

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