Important Notice for Nepalese in Busan:
Recently, we have received reports about some group of peoples from church stopping you on the way to discuss Christianity topics, sometimes also follows you to your home.If people from a church stop you on the way to talk about Christianity, follow you to your home, or come uninvited, it can feel uncomfortable and intrusive. Here’s how to handle such situations:
What You Can Do:
Politely Decline & Walk Away – If someone approaches you to talk about religion, you can simply say, "I'm not interested, thank you," and continue walking. Avoid engaging in discussions.
Do Not Share Personal Information – Avoid giving them your name, phone number, or address.
Do Not Let Them Inside – If they come to your home uninvited, do not open the door or invite them in. Politely say, "Sorry, I’m not interested," and close the door.
If They Persist, Report It – If someone repeatedly follows you or comes to your home despite your refusal, you can: Call 112 (Korean Police) and report the issue.
Seek Community Support – If you feel uncomfortable or unsafe, reach out to Nepalese community leaders in Busan for advice or assistance.
Community Contacts for Assistance:
President: Ashok Acharya (010-8408-9710) Vice-President: Deenesh Thapa (010-2306-9330) Secretary: Cma Shrestha (010-5610-2026)Stay aware, stay safe and do not hesitate to seek help if needed.
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