Sources told TOI the company is in contact with local authorities and Ethiopian police to arrange for a safe passage for its Indian employees who are under house arrest in their camps, while IL&FS arranges for more funds to settle the salary dues. At least five Indian expats working for two road projects in Ethiopia have now been captive for over a week.
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