Kathmandu, June 20 -- Iran war entered its seventh day, lawmakers from the ruling and opposition parties have urged the government to take immediate measures to ensure the safety of Nepalis living and working in the two countries.

Amid escalating tensions, the Nepali Embassy in Israel began registering citizens for potential repatriation on Wednesday. As the conflict continues to deteriorate, more and more Nepalis have started contacting the embassy in Tel Aviv, requesting assistance to return home. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also issued a separate travel advisory to its citizens living and working in these countries.

Over 5,500 Nepali nationals are currently living and working in Israel while less than 20 are in Iran, including so...