No charges for Libya evacuation: MEA

Fri, 25 February 2011

13:28

The Ministry of External Affairs has sais that it not charge Indians who are being evacuated from Libya.

The MEA said it has come to its notice that some unscrupulous elements were asking for payments/handling charges/facilitation fee etc., for arranging evacuation of Indian nationals, through the Embassy of India in Libya.

It warned that these activities were completely illegal and individuals engaged in them should be immediately reported to the law enforcement authorities.

It said no payment or charge of any kind is being levied by the government, for the evacuation/assisted departure of any Indian national in Libya.

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