Labour Migration and Mortality in Nepal

This is not time to speak. This is the time to work in favour of public, youth and children for better present and future. No more words fulfil their dream of those people who lost their lives during the migrant labour migration...I respect their hard work and want to say "Rest in Peace". I want to say stay safe, work safely who is working under the hot sandbank of Gulf countries to make possible changes of those countries into multi stars building. To live far from family, neighbour and relatives, as well as work as a labour in the high temperature, pressure and low pay, is another challenge for the Nepalese migrant's labour in gulf countries. My respect goes for their sweat, strength, working ability. 

The first thing is we should try to do and initiate own profession. Definitely, not easy to do as we say but the government of Nepal should take action and make the strategy to create the opportunity at the local and national level. It's not pride to make an agreement with any countries for easy and free VISA to send the youth for labour migration rather than make a plan and strategy to use the power youth in the development of Nepal. 


The following graph shows the current status of youth and people under the age of twenty. 
Census Data 2011

The current situation of the population is the best opportunity to accelerate development in each sector because our nation is weighted by the youth energy and age under twenty than the dependent population. If the country is able to grasp this opportunity on time, definitely our slow speed of development will change into the course race of prosperity.  if the most current mass of youth spent their young age in aboard and return back in old age may be the population of dependency will increase and the situation will be changed for development and prosperous Nepal.

The following data shows the last 10-year report of a death in Gulf countries during labour migration.

Number of death during labour migration. Source: Naya Patrika 

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