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A number of distressed Pakistani employees stranded in Saudi Arabia suffer from cardiovascular disorders after the organizations they worked for got bankrupted and eventually failed to provide the employees with their wages for a number of months. The residence permits of the Pakistani employees belonging to the Saudi company Saad Group have also expired whereas a number of the workers suffer from cardiac disorders and were in a critical condition.
Officials belonging to the Pakistani embassy in Saudi Arabia accompanied with Federal Minister for Overseas Pakistanis Pir Sadaruddin Rashidi gave hope to the stranded workers that their worries shall soon come to an end after they paid the workers a visit few days back but the issues faced by the employees have yet not been resolved. Pakistani employees have requested Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to look into the matter and take steps to improve the condition of those suffering from cardiac disorders.

Copyright News Network International, 2016

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