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11 Indian Nurses Rescued in Iraq, to Return Home in 3-5 Days
A batch of 11 Indian nurses has been rescued from conflict-hit Kirkuk area of Iraq and will be arriving home in the next three-five days, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Kerala Government Gives Three Job Options to Returnee Nurses
The Kerala government on Tuesday offered three options to the 534 nurses who had to return from Iraq and Libya due to the conflict in those countries.
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43 Indian Nurses Who Were Stranded in Libya Arrive in Kerala
Forty-three Indian nurses, stranded in strife-torn Libya, arrived in Kerala this morning.
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43 Indian Nurses From War-Torn Libya Arrive in Kerala
The first batch of 44 Keralite nurses, stranded in strife torn Libya, will arrive today.
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Oommen Chandy Seeks Support for Nurses Evacuated from Iraq and Libya
To further the cause of rehabilitating the nurses who have been evacuated from war-torn Iraq and in the process of being evacuated from Libya, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today met 20 business representatives from the healthcare sector to shore up support.
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I Was an ISIS Hostage: A Kerala Nurse's Iraq Diary
They were fasting for Ramzan, but gave us food, says Neenu Jose.
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Another 29 Kerala Nurses Return From Iraq
Another batch of 29 nurses from Kerala returned to the state from war-torn Iraq today.
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Back Home, Kerala Nurses Fear Loan Sharks More Than ISIS
26-year-old Jensy from Idukki in Kerala has been filling an employment form with urgency. She is among the 15 nurses who did not want to leave war-torn Tikrit in Iraq, despite sleeping with the sounds of bomb explosions and being surrounded by Sunni militants.
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Back From Iraq, Kerala Nurses Face New Struggle
For many of the 46 nurses who have returned from war-torn Iraq after the intervention of Indian government, it's a new struggle, of finding jobs and financial stability.
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Grit And Determination of 46 Nurses Helped: Oommen Chandy
The grit and determination of the 46 nurses helped in their evacuation from Iraq, said Chief Minister Oommen Chandy as he called for providing higher education and jobs in the state so that there is no need to go abroad.
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11 Indian Nurses Rescued in Iraq, to Return Home in 3-5 Days
A batch of 11 Indian nurses has been rescued from conflict-hit Kirkuk area of Iraq and will be arriving home in the next three-five days, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Kerala Government Gives Three Job Options to Returnee Nurses
The Kerala government on Tuesday offered three options to the 534 nurses who had to return from Iraq and Libya due to the conflict in those countries.
-
43 Indian Nurses Who Were Stranded in Libya Arrive in Kerala
Forty-three Indian nurses, stranded in strife-torn Libya, arrived in Kerala this morning.
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43 Indian Nurses From War-Torn Libya Arrive in Kerala
The first batch of 44 Keralite nurses, stranded in strife torn Libya, will arrive today.
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Oommen Chandy Seeks Support for Nurses Evacuated from Iraq and Libya
To further the cause of rehabilitating the nurses who have been evacuated from war-torn Iraq and in the process of being evacuated from Libya, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today met 20 business representatives from the healthcare sector to shore up support.
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I Was an ISIS Hostage: A Kerala Nurse's Iraq Diary
They were fasting for Ramzan, but gave us food, says Neenu Jose.
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Another 29 Kerala Nurses Return From Iraq
Another batch of 29 nurses from Kerala returned to the state from war-torn Iraq today.
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Back Home, Kerala Nurses Fear Loan Sharks More Than ISIS
26-year-old Jensy from Idukki in Kerala has been filling an employment form with urgency. She is among the 15 nurses who did not want to leave war-torn Tikrit in Iraq, despite sleeping with the sounds of bomb explosions and being surrounded by Sunni militants.
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Back From Iraq, Kerala Nurses Face New Struggle
For many of the 46 nurses who have returned from war-torn Iraq after the intervention of Indian government, it's a new struggle, of finding jobs and financial stability.
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Grit And Determination of 46 Nurses Helped: Oommen Chandy
The grit and determination of the 46 nurses helped in their evacuation from Iraq, said Chief Minister Oommen Chandy as he called for providing higher education and jobs in the state so that there is no need to go abroad.
