A citizen of Uzbekistan deceived by a job promise in Belarus has been returned home.
An Uzbek citizen who traveled to Belarus for work found himself in a difficult situation without funds after failing to connect with the person who offered him a job. This citizen was assisted by Uzbekistan's diplomats and the Migration Agency.

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