Kathmandu. The recent controversy surrounding sending Nepali workers to Malaysia has put thousands of Nepali workers and foreign employment entrepreneurs in uncertainty. The dispute has intensified further after the Malaysian government listed an additional 250 'sub-agent' companies, limiting Nepali manpower companies. Initially, 25 manpower companies were listed as main contractors in Malaysia's Foreign Worker Central Management System (FWCMS) for hiring workers from Nepal. Foreign employment entrepreneurs had been protesting this decision. While the Nepali government was stating that diplomatic efforts were being made to resolve the issue, Malaysia listed an additional 250 companies to work under those 25 companies as...