indian migrant workers

After the lockdown was imposed a number of labourers were stuck in a brick kiln in Tamil Nadu. But 19-year-old Manasi Bariha was having none of it.

“Without the movement of vehicles or people, the homeless people stood out like a sore thumb. It was truly horrifying to see so many people around us were suffering without shelter, food, or water.”

Certain state governments are offering employment opportunities to skilled workers who returned from other countries and cities.

With cases of Indian migrant workers being ill-treated in Oman and many other Gulf countries becoming extremely common, an Indian journalist working in Oman has decided to find a way to help his fellow citizens. He has developed an app that can be used by migrant workers to contact relevant authorities without any delay.