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Shibu Abraham : Business Development Manager,Oman from Kozhencherry PHOTO MONITOR
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 Twenty two Indian workers waiting for twenty one months to get deportated Thiruvananthapuram: December 7 The Indian tax payers are feeding 23 Non Resident Indian workers stranded in one of the Gulf countries as the local sponsor is not willing to clear their dues or deport them back to India following the closure of a company almost two years back. According to information made available to this correspondent by therelatives of some of the stranded Malayaleese from Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Kottarakkara, Pandalam, Pathanamthitta and Kottayam area, these Malayalee workers are surviving on a paltry amount given by the Indian embassy in Muscat. They are also afraid of being arrested by the local labour officers or police for staying there without proper Visa and Labour cards, which have expired long back.Full Report KERALA MONITOR SPECIAL MALAYALI'S DEADBODY STRANDED IN THE GULF FOR NON PAYMENT OF HOSPITAL BILL:  Kollam: November 15: 2000: The death of a 32 year old Malayalee from Kollam district in a Muscat Hospital is causing head ache to the authorities who are detaining the dead body for non-payment of treatment bill to the tune of six and half lakhs of Indian rupees. The relatives and friends of the dead man are running from pillar to post to get the deadbody. After four days of his death, Rajendra Kurup remains an indebted man to the hospital as his local sponsor is not able to foot the bill. READ THE FULL REPOR
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Father seeks Indian Prime Minister's
help to retrieve his missing son, allegedly kidnapped by his
Arab in laws from an Arab country. A depressed father, appeals
to Sultan Qaboos of Oman and others to get back his son born
to an Omani lady, whom he loved and married according to Hindu
norms..Watch out for more about this unique story of an Indian-Arab
family
