Delhi/Israel/Internet/Hyderabad, jan 16 (Maxim News) The Indian government has advised Indians in Israel to remain vigilant in the wake of rising tensions between Israel and Iran. The Indian Embassy in Israel has issued guidelines to this effect. It has advised that the security guidelines and regulations issued by the Israeli authorities and the Home Front Command must be followed. It has also clarified that travel to Israel should not be planned until further orders.
In case of any emergency, Indian citizens are advised to contact the 24-hour helpline numbers set up at the embassy +972-54-7520711, +972-54-3278392. Otherwise, they should contact the embassy via email at consl.telaviv@mea.gov.in.
On the other hand, the situation in Iran is deteriorating day by day. Moreover, there are reports that the US may take military action against Iran. In this context, India has advised Indian students, tourists, and businessmen in Iran to leave the country. It also seems that India is ready to safely bring back those who are ready to return home. This process is reported to begin today. (Maxim News)
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