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An ambulance carrying the bodies of five Sylhetis killed in a road accident in Qatar for burial. Photo: TBS

Bodies of 5 Sylhetis killed in Qatar road accident arrive home for burial

A Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight carrying the body landed at Sylhet Osmani International Airport at around 7am.

A man works at a construction site facing shortages of migrant workers due to the pace of immigration-related raids in the region, near Mobile, Alabama, US, July 14, 2025. File Photo: REUTERS

Europe job migration surges 46% in H1 amid Gulf slump

Jeddah Bangladesh Consulate cautions expatriates against signing blank papers

Jeddah Bangladesh Consulate cautions expatriates against signing blank papers

Migrant workers lined up. Photo: UNB

Deadlock over Malaysia labour market likely to end soon: Expat minister

Migrant workers lined up. Photo: UNB

Russia plans to raise Bangladeshi worker intake to 1 lakh next year

Illustration: TBS

Syndicate fears resurface amid hopes for Malaysia labour market reopening

Bangladeshi nurses employed overseas can earn between Tk1 lakh and Tk1.5 lakh a month. Photos: Mehedi Hasan

Can Bangladesh's nurses capitalise on surging global demand? 

Expatriate Welfare Minister Ariful Haque Choudhury briefs reporters after a meeting with the visiting Qatari Labour Minister Ali bin Samikh Al Marri in Dhaka on 18 May/ Courtesy

Crackdown on syndicates underway to restore Malaysia job market: Minister

A delegation from the Dubai Taxi Company meets Expatriates' Minister Ariful Haque Choudhury at his office on 17 May. Photo: Courtesy

Dubai Taxi to recruit 6,000 Bangladeshi drivers, interview begins tomorrow

Infographics: TBS

Cambodia trafficking: False job promises luring Bangladeshis into scam centres

Photo: Collected

Killed in Lebanon, laid to rest in Faridpur: Dipali's body repatriated after a month

Bestinet Founder Aminul Islam. Photo: Malaysiakini

Malaysia plans to use labour tycoon Aminul Islam's new migrant worker system, Bloomberg reports

TBS Illustration

Hopes revive for reopening Malaysian labour market to Bangladeshi workers

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