Sudan conflict: 136 Bangladeshi evacuees arrive in Dhaka  
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Sudan conflict: 136 Bangladeshi evacuees arrive in Dhaka  

Sudan conflict: 136 Bangladeshi evacuees arrive in Dhaka  
Bangladeshi evacuees arrived Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport around 10:30 am 


A total of 136 Bangladeshi nationals, who were among those stranded in crisis-hit Sudan, arrived in Dhaka via Jeddah in Saudi Arabia on Monday (May 08, 2023), according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

A flight of Biman Bangladesh Airlines carrying the Bangladeshi nationals left Jeddah around 1am Monday and reached Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport around 10:30 am, said Seheli Sabrin, spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry.

Expatriate Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Imran Ahmed welcomed the Bangladeshi nationals at the airport.

Read: 135 Bangladeshi evacuees reach Jeddah from crisis-hit Sudan

Bangladeshi nationals left Sudan

The Bangladeshi nationals reached Jeddah on Sunday from Sudan by special flights of the Royal Saudi Air Force as fighting between the army and a paramilitary force continues in the African country.

Mohammad Javed Patwary, Bangladesh's Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Consul General of Bangladesh in Jeddah Md Nazmul Hoque welcomed the Bangladeshis Jeddah airport.

Read: Sudan envoys begin talks amid pressure to end conflict

According to the sources, about 1,500 Bangladeshi citizens live in Sudan, who can register to come back to the country, after which they will be brought back in phases. Bangladesh Embassy in Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh Consulate in Jeddah have made all preparations in this regard, sources added.

Bangladeshi evacuees arrived Dhaka

Earlier, 675 Bangladeshi nationals looking to leave crisis-hit Sudan reached Port Sudan from Khartoum.

Read: Qatar flies aid into Sudan, airlifts evacuees amid fighting

“Those who are without passports have already been provided with travel permits,” State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam said in a Facebook post on Thursday.

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