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Spokesperson Pham Thu Hang. (Photo: MOFA)

Responding to a reporter’s question about Vietnamese citizens in Nepal, the ministry’s spokeswoman Pham Thu Hang said around 250 Vietnamese nationals are living there.

Due to the recent situation in Nepal, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has instructed the Vietnamese Embassy in India, which is concurrently in charge of Nepal, to monitor developments closely. It is collaborating with local authorities to assess any potential impact on Vietnamese residents and to ensure their safety, she said.

Given the current situation, the ministry advised Vietnamese nationals in Nepal to:

Firstly, restrict outdoor movements and steer clear of protest hotspots, particularly in Kathmandu and other high-risk areas.

Secondly, regularly follow updates from trusted local media and the embassy’s website.

Thirdly, strictly comply with regulations and guidance on security and safety from local authorities, take proactive steps to protect themselves and their families.

Fourthly, maintain regular contact with the embassy.

Fifthly, the ministry also further cautioned against non-essential travel to Nepal.

For urgent assistance, they can reach the embassy at +91 7303625588, email: [email protected] or the ministry’s citizen protection hotline at +84 981848484.

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