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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 9481253" data-attributes="member: 92282">Sri Lankan expatriates in Middle Eastern countries have been requested  to stay indoors and not to get involved in any of the demonstrations  taking place, Deputy Minister of External Affairs Neomal Perera told  Daily MirrorMinistry of External Affairs had informed Sri Lankan Embassies in all  the Middle Eastern countries where there are mass protests to inquire  about the safety of Sri Lankan expatriates. Deputy Minister of External Affairs Neomal Perera told Daily Mirror that  the Ministry had asked the embassies to inform the Sri Lankan  expatriates in those countries to stay indoors and not to get involved  in any of the demonstrations. “We have made this decision as Sri Lanka  is not prepared to get involved in any of these crisis situations, “ he  said No Sri Lankan had been hurt in the protests that are taking place in Bahrain and Libiya according to the Deputy Minister. Meanwhile the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment had decided to  temporarily stop sending Sri Lankan expatriates to Bahrain for  employment. Some 5929 have flown to Bahrain as in November 2009 according to the  statistics of Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment. In addition only  161 have flown towards Libya which is another country where mass  protests have erupted. Protests which began in Egypt several weeks ago have spread towards  several other nations in the region including Bahrain and Iran. News  agencies reported that the Iranian opposition was planning a mass  protest today.<a href="http://www.dailymirror.lk/news/9901-stay-away-from-protests.html" target="_blank">dm</a></blockquote>

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