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Hotline has been launched to solve various problems of expatriate workers and their families and provide assistance.

‘This hotline called ’Prabas Bandhu Call Center‘ has been launched by the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment and the Honors Welfare Board of the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment has launched this ’16135' toll free number.

This information was not informed in a notification not sent from the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare on Saturday (September 5).

It has been said that the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment has launched a hotline called Prabas Bandhu Call Center for foreign employment and loan cooperation, various information for foreign workers and their families to cooperate and the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment.

Those concerned will get information services from any Samat call center by calling free of cost. Also call from abroad will get this service at +8809610102030.

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