Captive in Angola: More than 1,000 Indian workers held hostage

May 14, 2012 13:53

One thousand-odd youths from Punjab, Haryana and many other states are stranded in Sumbe, Angola, and can't return home as their travel documents have allegedly been confiscated by the multinational company they work for. Uncertainty looms over the labourers' fate, who work in a cement factory in Sumbe. Read the report on the Daily Mail.

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