They are expected to arrive in Aden on Thursday amid two months efforts by the Bangladesh Missions in Oman and Kuwait and Indian Mission in East African country Djibouti, said State Minister for Foreign Affairs M Shahriar Alam on Wednesday.
From there, they are expected to come to Bangladesh through India with the support from International Organisation for Migration (IOM), he said.
The Bangladeshi seamen were working in a shipping company of Oman. Indian citizens were also there among the detainees.
Shahriar said the seamen at one stage were allowed to use mobile phones and one of Bangladeshi detainees first communicated with him two months ago.
The State Minister shared the updates in a Facebook post from his verified page.
Sana’a is under the control of Houthis as civil war is raging in Yemen. The detainees were put in four rooms in a five-storey hotel.
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