Bangladeshi Expats Urged to Stay Caution in Abu Dhabi

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Publish : 02 Mar 2026, 07:39 PM

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The Bangladesh Embassy in Abu Dhabi will remain open today (Monday), but expatriate Bangladeshis have been urged to prioritise safety and avoid unnecessary movement amid the prevailing situation.

In a message, the Embassy of Bangladesh in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) requested citizens to refrain from visiting the mission unless it is absolutely necessary for urgent matters.

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"Please rest assured that the government of Bangladesh and the Embassy stand firmly by your side, and the UAE government remains fully committed to ensuring the safety and security of all residents. Stay safe and remain informed," the message said.

Bangladesh Ambassador to the UAE Tareq Ahmed also echoed the call, urging Bangladeshi nationals to remain cautious, stay in secure locations and follow advisories issued by local authorities.

The embassy assured that it remains operational and ready to provide necessary consular assistance to citizens in need while closely monitoring the situation.

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