Twenty four stranded Sri Lankans in Laos brought back

Twenty-four Sri Lankan youths who had gone to work within the pc area in Laos, had been trapped in a particular space of the nation for not committing pc monetary frauds assigned to them. They had been rescued yesterday (24) and delivered to Katunayake Airport.

These are a bunch of younger individuals who had acquired additional schooling in computer systems representing the Southern province together with Hambantota and Galle.

They’d left for Bokio in Laos, about 4 months in the past, to work within the pc area, within the Golden Triangle within the particular financial zone, underneath a enterprise visa with out registering with the Sri Lanka Bureau of International Employment.

Their passports, cell phones and different precious paperwork, had been taken into custody by the corporate that employed them, as quickly as they went there.

Then the group of Sri Lankans who had been taken to the corporate’s workplace positioned on this specific zone, had been requested to hold out as a part of their job, to acquire cash from individuals

enthusiastic about becoming a member of, fraudulently by means of the web by stating that pretend funding alternatives had been out there on this zone through the use of varied varieties of accounting strategies.

The corporate had taken steps to imprison this group of Sri Lankan youths who had refused to hold out this process, with out giving them an opportunity to tell Sri Lanka or the skin world about this incident, and to make sure they might not go away this particular financial zone.

Nonetheless, this group of Sri Lankan youths, who’ve good abilities in computer systems, had overcome these boundaries and brought steps to disclose this collection of occasions to the world with nice effort.

There isn’t any embassy officer representing Sri Lanka within the state of Laos, as an alternative Damith Aluthge and Sanjaya Mahawatta, from a civil group, had put in a number of effort to carry this group of younger individuals out of this area and to rescue them from that firm and organized for them to return to Sri Lanka.

The group had been introduced from Laos to Bangkok, Thailand, and from there that they had been introduced again to Sri Lanka on Sri Lankan Airways flight UL-403. They’d arrived on the Katunayake Airport by 10.20 within the morning yesterday (24).