diff --git a/examples/strands/strands.bal b/examples/strands/strands.bal
index 6967bdd0e8..6a9cd5c967 100644
--- a/examples/strands/strands.bal
+++ b/examples/strands/strands.bal
@@ -8,8 +8,11 @@ function userSpeakerService(string userName) {
 }
 
 public function main() {
+
+    io:println("In function worker");
+
     // By default, named workers are multitasked cooperatively, not preemptively.
-    // Each named worker has a `strand` (a logical thread of control) and
+    // Each named worker has a strand (a logical thread of control) and
     // the execution switches between strands only at specific `yield` points.
     worker A {
         io:println("In worker A");
@@ -23,5 +26,9 @@ public function main() {
         io:println("Worker B end");
     }
 
-    io:println("In function worker");
+    // Explicitly wait for named workers to complete.
+    // This guarantees that the Ballerina program will not terminate till 
+    // the workers have completed their execution.
+    wait A;
+    wait B;
 }
diff --git a/examples/strands/strands.md b/examples/strands/strands.md
index a114c85dbb..fd54d6bfe1 100644
--- a/examples/strands/strands.md
+++ b/examples/strands/strands.md
@@ -2,8 +2,6 @@
 
 By default, named workers are multitasked cooperatively, not preemptively. Each named worker has a "strand" (logical thread of control) and execution switches between strands only at specific "yield" points such as doing a wait or when a library function invokes a system call that would block.
 
-This avoids the need for users to lock variables that are accessed from multiple named workers. An annotation can be used to make a strand run on a separate thread.
-
 ::: code strands.bal :::
 
 ::: out strands.out :::
\ No newline at end of file