At least 135 of the about 700 Bangladeshis, who were evacuated to Port Sudan from conflict-stricken Khartoum on May 3, were flown to Jeddah by three special aircrafts of Royal Saudi Air Force today
DHAKA: Hundreds of Bangladeshis stranded in a cramped makeshift camp while awaiting evacuation from Sudan are running out of food and water, and are still unsure when they will be brought to safety. The Bangladeshis are among thousands of foreigners who have tried to flee Sudan since deadly fighting erupted on April 15 between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary group Rapid
DHAKA: Families of Bangladeshis trapped in Sudan fear for their safety with government assistance only expected to begin next week, after the expiry of a ceasefire between the two warring Sudanese factions. Mass evacuations of foreigners from Sudan have been underway since Monday after a ceasefire was agreed between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support
A delegation of 17 trainee officers of Bangladesh Foreign Service Academy, Dhaka, along with the Assistant High Commissioner of Bangladesh Dr Shah Mohammad Tanv