11 Nepali students missing in Mozambique Monday, 26 July 2010 08:07 Eleven Nepali students being taken to South Africa from UK have been missing in Mozambique for two weeks, Kantipur daily reported. According to the foreign ministry, they were lured of employment opportunity and were being taken to South Africa by a person named Santosh. Those missing include Radha Poudel, Sandhya Lamsal, Kiran Rizal, Rebati Prasad Naharki, Bhojraj Devkota, Rajendra Rijal, Bikash Bishwakarma, Buddhi Sapkota and Santosh Poudel. They had gone to UK five months ago. nepalnews.com
neal H · Jul 26, 2010 1:55 AM · 16,681 views
Another reason these SOB who are whining about their life in the US, to shut up and move on. Where are all the "smart" folks who insist that if we tell the truth back home that it might make them think twice before coming to US. Look...our brothers/sisters are even ready to go to Africa for a better life, how do you think you can stop them from coming to US? Praying for their safety and hope they are all fine.
Rewire · Jul 26, 2010 1:31 PM
My Friend, Life in US and other countries are totally different. We wish our people could come to US only but no any other country. We must encourage nepalese to come to US so they can help and/or support other several families back home.
yaris · Jul 26, 2010 1:40 PM
depends upon individual some comes here to feed their family which they will love it working hard all day n night, i regret coming here as i dun like to work i feel degrading to myself all i want is to enjoy and chill so my time is wasted no money and at the same time can't concentrate on college
sunsweesh · Jul 26, 2010 10:17 PM
om mani pemme hom
grgDai · Jul 26, 2010 10:34 PM
Mozambique! WTF. What were they thinking before going to Africa for work? How could they believe someone claiming they would find good job there. How did people with that level of knowledge come to UK in the first place?
shere · Jul 26, 2010 10:41 PM
it wasworldcup cleanup.
dhhirajojha · Jul 27, 2010 3:27 AM
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