Maldivians in Bangladesh fare well: Foreign Ministry
Those who need assistance are asked to contact the High Commission.
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Aishath Maha
The Foreign Ministry on Sunday said that all the Maldivians living in Bangladesh are in good condition and are being provided with the necessary assistance.
Bangladesh has declared a curfew and banned people from going out due to the ongoing unrest.
The Foreign Ministry said in a statement that 90 students, families and others registered with the Maldivian High Commission in Bangladesh are being contacted and provided with necessary assistance.
The statement added:
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Two students from a medical school in the north of the country have informed the Foreign Ministry that they want to return to Maldives after the schools were closed
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The High Commission has advised Maldivians in Bangladesh to not go outside and follow the Bangladeshi government’s curfew instructions closely
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Those who need assistance are asked to contact the High Commission
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The ministry's hotline can be reached at 7983400, the statement added
Hundreds of people have been killed, and hundreds more injured during nationwide protests in Bangladesh over the allocation of a majority of civil service jobs to family members of soldiers who fought for the country’s liberation.
